Chickens Come Home is a 1931 American pre-Code short film starring Laurel and Hardy, directed by James W. Horne and produced by Hal Roach.

Ollie, seated at his desk, orchestrates affairs with the demeanor of a commanding executive, while his colleague, Stan, is summoned from the "sampler room," reflecting their professional responsibilities.

Things take a dramatic turn when Ollie is confronted in his office by a former flame, portrayed by Mae Busch, who threatens to disclose an incriminating photograph unless financially compensated.

As tensions mount and farcical circumstances unfold, the narrative reaches its climax when the real Mrs. Laurel arrives, brandishing a hatchet, and Stan, overcome with trepidation, makes a hasty retreat.

It was expanded to one hour by adding scenes of magician Abraham J. Cantu and vaudeville regurgitator Hadji Ali performing at the Hardy dinner party.