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| Jewish Monitor, 16-September-1921 |
Harry Langdon would be the last of the great silent comics to go into films. 100 years go this month, he was still appearing in vaudeville. He appeared in his first movie in 1923. He wrote sketches for other acts. Harry wrote "The Brave Coward" for Olive Briscoe and Al Rauh.
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| National Vaudeville Association Souvenir, 1923 |
This item from the 1923
NVA Souvenir mentions the various sketches that Harry Langdon had written for vaudeville. It also mentions the beginning of his movie career with Sol Lesser's Principal Pictures.
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| National Vaudeville Association Souvenir, 1924 |
The NVA was the National Vaudeville Artists.
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