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Harold Lloyd's 'Glasses' Character and Feature Comedies (1919-1928)

Harold Lloyd's 'Glasses' Character and Feature Comedies (1919-1928)

  1. “Glasses” persona debuts in one-reel comedies

    Labels: Harold Lloyd, Glasses Character

  2. “Bumping into Broadway” launches the glasses two-reeler

    Labels: Bumping into, Two-reeler

  3. Hand injury threatens Lloyd’s stunt-based comedy

    Labels: Harold Lloyd, Injury

  4. “From Hand to Mouth” pairs Lloyd with Mildred Davis

    Labels: From Hand, Mildred Davis

  5. “A Sailor-Made Man” expands Lloyd into feature length

    Labels: A Sailor-Made, Feature-length

  6. “Grandma’s Boy” strengthens story-driven comedy

    Labels: Grandma s, Five-reel

  7. “Doctor Jack” continues the feature-comedy formula

    Labels: Doctor Jack, Feature comedy

  8. “Safety Last!” popularizes the “thrill comedy” peak

    Labels: Safety Last, Thrill comedy

  9. “Why Worry?” ends the Hal Roach feature partnership

    Labels: Why Worry, Hal Roach

  10. “Girl Shy” marks Lloyd’s independent feature era

    Labels: Girl Shy, Independent production

  11. “Hot Water” shifts the glasses persona to married life

    Labels: Hot Water, Domestic comedy

  12. “The Freshman” turns campus ambition into a defining hit

    Labels: The Freshman, Campus comedy

  13. “The Kid Brother” deepens the character-driven blend

    Labels: The Kid, Coming-of-age

  14. “Speedy” closes the 1919–1928 feature cycle

    Labels: Speedy, Location filming