Hop to It!1925

Stan Laurel stars as a goofy sailor stationed in Latin America. Tired of laundry detail, he tries to prevail on his captain to bring him along to a chicken dinner at a pretty woman’s house.

Rural comedy abounds in this romp as young upstart Harold is shipped to his uncle’s ranch out west.

Arguably one of Lloyd’s best two-reel comedies, NUMBER, PLEASE? takes place at a Los Angeles amusement park.

Harold Lloyd’s bellhop enjoys posing as a gentleman under cover of clothes dropped off at coat check by the rich clientele. “Gee! If I only had the glad rags. I could act like any of these swells.”

With its large ensemble cast and elaborate location shooting, FROM HAND TO MOUTH signals Harold Lloyd’s mature phase following innumerable one-reelers.

One of Buster Keaton's greatest and most famous comedies, COPS is universally enjoyed for the inventive comedy and amazing chase sequences.