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1937
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One of the funniest, most sharply paced comedies of the 1930s, and perhaps the best of all of Harold Lloyd's talkies, The...
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1936
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1936
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Burned-out British intellectual Alan Squier (Leslie Howard) wanders into the desert service station/restaurant owned by Jason...
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1936
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On the last day of school, the Our Gang kids learn that their beloved teacher Miss Jones (Arletta Duncan) is going to be...
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1935
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1934
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1934
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This time around, the Our Gang Kids are residents (or rather, inmates) of the Bleak Hill Boarding School, where the crabby...
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1933
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Rivalry between two towns for the honor of becoming county seat turns violent in this interesting Ken Maynard Western from...
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1933
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In this two-hanky drama, a physically challenged boy wants his overprotective parents to relinquish their tight control so...
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1932
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Movie Crazy was Harold Lloyd's best-received sound film. It is the semi-autobiographical tale of an idealistic aspiring movie...
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1932
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1931
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This was comedian Harold Lloyd's last silent film, and one of his most charming. Lloyd's character here is called Harold...
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1928
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1927
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One of Harold Lloyd's best feature-length comedies, The Freshman, features the bespectacled regular guy as Harold Lamb, a...
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1925
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Accidentally hitching a ride in an empty boxcar, the Our Gang kids end up in New York City. Hoping to pay a visit to their...
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1925
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In this riotous silent comedy, hilarious bespectacled "everyman" Harold Lloyd plays an introverted, speech-impaired, awkward...
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1924
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The silent, two-reel Our Gang comedy Commencement Day made its first theatrical appearance on May 4, 1924. It's the last day...
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1924
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This stereotypical rural tale wastes the talents of Charles "Buck" Jones, who was far better off in Westerns, where he would...
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1923
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1923
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Charles Ray returns to playing a bashful rural boy in this character study, loosely based on the James Whitcomb Riley poem....
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1923
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If the character Cullen Landis plays in this action-packed comedy seems to have a touch of Charles Ray's spirit, it's because...
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1922
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1922
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This comedy was one of Charles Ray's last for First National, and in it, Ray continues to do damage to his starring career....
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1922
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This football picture was not one of Charles Ray's best vehicles. Ray plays Chester Burnett, the star of the college football...
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1921
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Although this comedy was hailed as Harold Lloyd's first feature, at four reels, it's really more of a glorified short. It was...
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1921
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Harold Lloyd stars in this tale of mistaken identity. A industrious young book salesman (Lloyd) switches places with a prince...
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1919
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1919
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1919
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