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This was the second film with Barbara Kent, and the last occasion on which Lloyd would appear with the same leading lady. Although the skyscraper sequence used techniques similar to that on   more...Lloyd's most famous film Safety Last (with a facade constructed on a tall building) the penultimate sequence uses back-projection.

In the original release, Harold attempts to obtain the assistance of a gormless black janitor, whom he nicknames 'Charcoal' (played by Willie Best who later seen on the My Little Margie television program). In the 1960s re-release, Lloyd overdubbed his own voice to change the name to 'Charlie'.

The film was re-released again in segments as part of Time-Life's Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy television series in the 1970s. However since the majority of the clips in the series came from silent films, the sound track was removed as if to imply that it too was a silent film. It has since been released on DVD in its correct format.

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Harold Horne, an ambitious shoe salesman in Honolulu, unknowingly meets the boss' daughter (played by Barbara Kent) and tells her he is a millionaire leather tycoon.

The rest of the film he spends hiding his true circumstances, in the store and later as an (accidental) stowaway on board a ship. Trying to deliver a letter, he becomes trapped in a mailbag, which is taken off the ship and falls off a delivery van onto a window cleaner's cradle, which is hoisted upwards. Escaping from the bag, finds himself dangling high above the street. After several thwarted attempts to get inside the building, he climbs to the very top, only to slip off - unaware his foot is caught on the end of a rope, which rescues him inches from the ground.  less

I left my house today.

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a true story space trip via out of body type thing

Like oil painting? Let's have some fun. You can do this too. Throw the paint around and get these results. Art is nothing if not wild and magical. Let's do it all together.

Here's an invite into the inner   more...sanctum of a professional artist's studio. It's not all pretty. We don't apologize for that - it's part of the thrill. Working with Fine Art Techniques and thrilling-mad creative energy, a masterpiece seascape painting is developed from start to finish. You see three month's work in 1.5 minutes.

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Joy of Birds concludes, regaining a little bit of dignity (a little) in this action packed, sad-faced finale! Finally-- THE END! Or is it..?

I travelled back in time and learned the art of thunder!