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| Casper Daily Tribune, 13-June-1924 |
I like this pair of ads for Harold Lloyd's
Girl Shy that appeared in the
Casper Daily Tribune. Here we see Harold hanging onto the pole of a trolley car during the movie's great chase.
"Lloyd-laughs galore!
Chills and thrills by the score!
And love? See the world's
play-boy step! Such pep!
No limit of Una-Lloyd joy!"
It took me a minute to see that "Una-Lloyd joy!" was a play on "unalloyed joy." I must be getting slow in my old age.
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| Casper Daily Tribune, 15-June-1924 |
"Actually, he feared
the pretty girls --
But in his dreams?
Oh, B-B-Boy!
What a Romeo"
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| Casper Daily Tribune, 15-June-1924 |
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| Casper Daily Tribune, 17-June-1924 |
"Oh Boy! It's Funny."
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| Casper Daily Tribune, 17-June-1924 |
"Conspicuous in his support is pretty Jobyna Ralston ... Jobyna brings to the screen a distinctive type of beauty, young, dainty and refreshing."
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| Photoplay, June, 1924 |
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| Photoplay, June, 1924 |
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| Film Daily, 15-June-1924 |
Harold's next movie was released as Hot Water. That is a better title than Hubby.
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| Photoplay, June, 1924 |
Before he developed "The Glass Character," Harold Lloyd played Lonesome Luke. Bebe Daniels was his leading lady in most of the Luke shorts.
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| Photoplay, June, 1924 |
Snub Pollard supported Harold in the Lonesome Luke shorts. Bebe is not involved in this shot.
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| Photoplay, June, 1924 |
Harold consults with Hal Roach, who produced all of his short films.
