Tit for Tat

Stan is one half of the Laurel and Hardy duo who co-owns Laurel and Hardy's Electrical Supplies. He navigates the neighborhood feud with a mix of wit and good-natured bumbling, contributing to the series of misunderstandings and lighthearted schemes that propel the plot.

Ollie runs the emporium alongside Stan and is the more earnest, well-meaning member of the duo. He strives to maintain neighborly relations with the Halls, but his attempts often backfire and fuel the chaotic misadventures.

A recurring opportunistic shoplifter preys on Laurel and Hardy's shop, representing a persistent source of trouble that parallels the main feud. The thefts escalate the tension and test the duo's ability to protect their inventory.

The Policeman arrives to diffuse the escalating feud and restore order after a chaotic confrontation. His presence signals law and order reasserting itself amidst the farcical misunderstandings, and he ultimately helps broker a truce.

Mrs. Hall is at the center of the initial misunderstanding, as Hall misreads Hardy's friendliness as romantic interest toward her. She becomes a focal point around which the tensions with Laurel and Hardy orbit.

Mr. Hall harbors suspicion about Hardy's intentions toward his wife, sparking a feud that drives much of the film's action. His confrontations with Laurel and Hardy frame the escalating conflict.

A passerby who observes the unfolding chaos, adding to the busy street-life energy of the film. Their presence highlights the broad, slapstick nature of the comedy.

Another passerby who lingers on the edges of the main action, contributing to the ensemble atmosphere and the rapid-fire series of misadventures.

A customer who interacts with the shop in the midst of the escalating chaos; while not a central figure, this character helps populate the shop's bustling environment.