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Great Falls Tribune, 25-March-1922 |
Some people consider the four reel "A Sailor Made Man" to be Harold Lloyd's last short, while others call it his first feature.
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The Pullman Herald, 10-March-1922 |
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The Pullman Herald, 10-March-1922 |
"A Superdrednaught (sic - JT) of Joy With No Limitations on Laughter." This refers to the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922, which set strict limits on the size of new capital ships.
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Washington Evening Star, 17-March-1922 |
I like this image of Harold Lloyd. "Never Weaken" was Lloyd's first thrill picture.
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Evening Capital and Maryland Gazette, 22-March-1922 |
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Pueblo Chieftan, 19-March-1922 |
"The Tip" was a 1918 Lonesome Luke film.
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