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| Motion Picture News, 12-May-1923 |
Harold Lloyd's thrill comedy Safety Last was another great success. This trade ad calls it "The First Seven Part Comedy." Seven part means Seven reels.
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| Motion Picture News, 26-May-1923 |
"They are tearing the arms off the chairs in Portland." "A knockout in Omaha." "Biggest business of year in Akron."
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| Washington Times, 12-May-1923 |
I like the minimalist design of this ad, which says that
Safety Last was being held over for a second week at the Metroplitan Theater in Washington, DC. "Second Hysterical Week."
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| Motion Picture News, 26-May-1923 |
Inmates at San Quentin Prison, north of San Francisco, enjoyed a showing of Grandma's Boy.
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| Cine-Mundial, 05-May-1923 |
With the retirement of Mildred Davis after Safety Last, Jobyna Ralston became Harold's new leading lady. She had appeared in many one-reelers for Hal Roach. This is not a flattering photo of Jobyna.
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| Cine-Mundial, 05-May-1923 |
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