Marvin Hatley

Marvin Hatley was born on Apr 03, 1905 in USA. Marvin Hatley's big-screen debut came with Night Owls directed by James Parrott in 1930. Marvin Hatley is known for A Chump at Oxford directed by Alfred J. Goulding, Stan Laurel stars as Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as Oliver Hardy. The upcoming new movie Marvin Hatley plays is Hollywood and Vine which will be released on Apr 25, 1945.

Composer, conductor and author, educated at UCLA, a staff pianist for KFWB in Hollywood for four years, then to vaudeville for one year. Two years after joining the Hal Roach Studios, he took over its music department, which he directed for ten years. Joining ASCAP in 1952, his most-popular composition is the Laurel and Hardy theme, "Dance of The Cuckoos," which Hatley always spelled "Ku-Ku".