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| Exhibitors Herald, 30-August-1924 |
This beautiful Pathé ad promises two new Harold Lloyd comedies in the new season.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 23-August-1924 |
Girl Shy was "Now in Its 13th Week on Broadway."
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| Exhibitors Herald, 09-August-1924 |
Why Worry? was not Harold's latest picture, but this is an interesting example of an ad that was printed on paper bags.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 09-August-1924 |
The manager of the Pastime Theater in Mason, Michigan borrowed 200 paper bags from each of three local groceries and used them to carry the ad.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 09-August-1924 |
Hubby would be released as
Hot Water
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| Caldwell Tribune, 15-August-1924 |
I am not sure I would like to be called "The World's Great Tickler."
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| El Tucsonese, 16-August-1924 |
Girl Shy was popular with Spanish-speaking audiences as well as English-speaking.
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| Alma Nebraska Record, 22-August-1924 |
The Rialto Theater in Alma, Nebraska planned to program three Harold Lloyd features.
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| Alma Nebraska Record, 22-August-1924 |
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| Photoplay, August, 1924 |
Harold and Mildred pose with recent arrival Gloria. Harold said that Mildred would soon return to the screen in
Alice in Wonderland. Did not happen.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 09-August-1924 |
Harold was an athlete. Here we see that he beat "the singles handball champ of Hollywood studios."
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