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| Exhibitors Herald, 29-October-1921 |
"Never Weaken" was the first of Harold Lloyd's thrill comedies. Comedians had always scampered around in high places, but Lloyd built the film around dangerous events on a high rise building. This was Harold's last short film, a three-reeler.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 08-October-1921 |
"Never Weaken" opened the second season of Harold Lloyd films "presented by Hal Roach through Associated Exhibitors and distributed by Pathé."
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| Moving Picture World, 08-October-1921 |
Some nice stills from "Never Weaken." Note the gloves which helped conceal the missing thumb and finger on his right hand.
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| Moving Picture World, 08-October-1921 |
This large ad, a 24-sheeter, was part of the ballyhoo for the movie. I like the suggestion to cut out the background and place it on the front of the theater.
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| Moving Picture World, 08-October-1921 |
Harold performed acrobatics to drum up business for the doctor who employed Mildred Davis.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 01-October-1921 |
Harold helps Mildred in the kitchen in "I Do."
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| Exhibitors Herald, 15-October-1921 |
I like the use of the glasses in this Associated Exhibitors ad.
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| Bemidji Daily Pioneer, 15-October-1921 |
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