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| Motion Picture News, 28-January-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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| Motion Picture News, 28-January-1922 |
The movie is packed with stereotypes, but it is still funny.
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| Motion Picture News, 28-January-1922 |
You might wonder why Secretary of War John W Weeks, who was in charge of the US Army, received a special screening, rather than Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby, but Weeks was a graduate of the Naval Academy and served in the Navy during the Spanish-American War.
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| Motion Picture News, 28-January-1922 |
Harold Lloyd's first undisputed first feature was Granma's Boy, which is mentioned her with a pair of working titles, He Who Hesitates and Have a Heart.
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| Great Falls Tribune, 01-January-1922 |
I love this ad for Lloyd's first thrill picture, "Never Weaken."
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