Released – December, 1921 

Directed By - Fred C. Newmeyer

Starring – Harold Lloyd (The Boy), Mildred Davis (The Girl), Noah Young (The Rowdey Element), Dick Sutherland (The Maharagah).

Description – A boy can not receive his girlfriends father’s marriage blessing until he does one thing. He must prove to the father that he is capable of doing something worthwhile. In an effort to impress the father, he joins the Navy.

The ship he is on docks in a Middle Eastern Kingdom. The girl and her father sail on their yacht to meet the boy at the Middle East dock. Soon after they arrive, the girl is kidnapped by the local Maharagah with her only hope of being saved now in the boys hands.

NOTABLE:  This was popular silent screen comedy actor Harold Lloyd’s first feature film making him just the second silent comedian to do so.

Included in the Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection  Vol. 2

The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection Vol. 2

The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection Vols. 1-3

Enjoy browsing the Hollywood Movie Memories Film Store

Tags: 1920's comedy, fred c newmeyer, hal roach studios, harold lloyd, silent film

This entry was posted on Friday, November 6th, 2009 at 7:40 pm and is filed under Comedy. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.