fyeah-haroldlloyd:

“Haunted Spooks” (1920)

Harold feels thusly about the yahoo buyout…..

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

Harold has mother-in-law problems in “Hot Water” (1924)

denisebefore:

Bostock & Wombwell Circus

c.1920

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

“High And Dizzy” (1920) - Titles by H.M. Walker

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

Harold Lloyd and a little uninvited friend pose for a portrait in “Get Out And Get Under” (1920)

Harold and those fun house mirrors again - “Number Please?” (1920)

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

Mildred Davis, inside Harold’s pocket watch - “Get Out And Get Under” (1920)

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

“Get Out And Get Under”  (1920)

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

“An Eastern Westerner” (1920)

Poor Harold………………………….“Number Please?” (1920)

“Number Please?” (1920)

theloudestvoice:

Priscilla Moran asks Forrest Stanley to bring home some candy while talking on the tele-vision-phone in Up the Ladder, 1925

IMDb: “The invention and practical use, as a plot device, of a “tele-vision-phone” in a contemporary, as opposed to futuristic, setting, in a film produced in 1924, and released in 1925, is nothing short of remarkable.”

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

Harold Lloyd   An Eastern Westerner - (1920)

lilipopeline:

Harry Langdon

Harold Lloyd defies death - “Haunted Spooks” (1920)