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| Chicago Tribune, 12-May-1922 |
The "Motion Picture Directory" of the
Chicago Tribune has five images of Harold Lloyd and more listings for his movies than I can count.
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| Moving Picture World, 06-May-1922 |
Harold's first five-reel feature, Grandma's Boy, did well in previews in Glendale, Ocean Park, Long Beach and Los Angeles.
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| Moving Picture World, 13-May-1922 |
Robert E Sherwood, the movie critic at Life Magazine, heaped praise on the movie after watching a preview. The original Life Magazine was a humorous weekly that was published from 1883 to 1936. In another item, exhibitors claimed that Lloyd's previous movie, "A Sailor Made Man," set a record for Southern California. All available prints were booked until late June.
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| Moving Picture World, 13-May-1922 |
The Strand Theater in Atlanta used a 22-foot-high cutout of Harold to promote "A Sailor Made Man"
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| Moving Picture World, 27-May-1922
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The Symphony Theater in Los Angeles hosted the world premiere of
Grandma's Boy.
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| Motion Picture Magazine, May 1922 |
Leading lady Mildred Davis would marry Harold Lloyd in 1923.
