Feb 13th
Why Worry?**
(US 1923)
A hypochondriac millionaire eventually makes a man of himself on vacation on a Mexican island where a local revolution is taking place.
Highly contrived star comedy, disappointing as a follow up to Lloyd's classic Safety Last, but with individual gags and set pieces that please, even if the story doesn't hang together.
Written by: H.M. Walker, Sam Taylor.
Producer: Hal Roach.
Directors: Fred Neumeyer, Sam Taylor.
Starring: Harold Lloyd, Jobyna Ralston, Johan Aasen, Leo White, Wallace Howe..
Photography: Walter Lundin.
Musical Accompaniment: Robert Israel
Preceded by:
Our Gang in
Wild Poses*
(US 1933. 29m. bw; A baby photographer has the unenviable task of trying to photograph Spanky.; w:H.W. Walker, and others; d: Robert F. McGowan; s: Franklin Pangborn, George McFarland, Emerson Treacy, Gay Seabrook, gag appearance by Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy.)
Why Worry?**
(US 1923)
A hypochondriac millionaire eventually makes a man of himself on vacation on a Mexican island where a local revolution is taking place.
Highly contrived star comedy, disappointing as a follow up to Lloyd's classic Safety Last, but with individual gags and set pieces that please, even if the story doesn't hang together.
Written by: H.M. Walker, Sam Taylor.
Producer: Hal Roach.
Directors: Fred Neumeyer, Sam Taylor.
Starring: Harold Lloyd, Jobyna Ralston, Johan Aasen, Leo White, Wallace Howe..
Photography: Walter Lundin.
Musical Accompaniment: Robert Israel
Preceded by:
Our Gang in
Wild Poses*
(US 1933. 29m. bw; A baby photographer has the unenviable task of trying to photograph Spanky.; w:H.W. Walker, and others; d: Robert F. McGowan; s: Franklin Pangborn, George McFarland, Emerson Treacy, Gay Seabrook, gag appearance by Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy.)
Labels: comedy, Laurel and Hardy, silent films
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