Harold Lloyd (left), Noah Young (center).     Photograph: courtesy Photofest and The San Francisco Silent Film     Festival.

Cast: Harold Lloyd [J. Harold Manners, the uptown boy], Jobyna Ralston [Hope, the downtown girl], Noah Young [Bull Brindle, the roughneck], James Mason [the gangster], Paul Weigel [Brother Paul, the optimist]; Blanche Payson [lady on street], Oscar Smith [James, the chauffeur], Dick Rush [policeman], Robert Dudley [Harold’s secretary], Charles Sullivan [boxer in pool hall], Constantine Romanoff [mug], Leo Willis [mug who gets kicked], Jack Herrick [mug in straw hat], Earl Mohan [tramp], Richard Daniels [tramp], Francis Gasport

The Harold Lloyd Corporation production; distributed by Paramount Pictures Corporation. / Produced by Harold Lloyd. From a screen story by John Grey, Ted Wilde and Clyde Bruckman. Art direction by Liell K. Vedder. General manager, William R. Fraser. Production manager, John L. Murphy. Assistant director, Robert A. Golden. Technical direction by William MacDonald. Cinematography by Walter Lundin. Camera assistant, Henry N. Kohler. Intertitles by Ralph Spence. Edited by Allen McNeil. / © 6 April 1926 by The Harold Lloyd Corporation [LP22577]. Premiered 4 April 1926 in New York, New York. Released 5 April 1926. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.37:1 format.

Comedy.

Survival Status: Print exists in the UCLA Film and Television Archive film archive.

Keywords: African-Americans - Chases - Construction - Hats: Straw - Police: Policemen - Railroads: Locomotives, Railroad tracks, Train tracks - Sand - Signage - Street scenes - Tobacco: Cigarettes, Cigarette holders - Transportation: Automobiles, Trains - Watches - Water - Weapons: Guns

Listing updated: 17 September 2008.

References: Brownlow-Parade pp. 467, 471; Dardis-Keaton p. 126; Kerr-Silent pp. 192-193, 198, 200, 202, 204; Reilly-Lloyd pp. xiv-xv, 4; Sweeney-Coming p. 102; Vermilye-Twenties p. 163 : ClasIm-220 p. 43 : Website-AFI; Website-IMDb; Website-Lloyd.

Home video: DVD.