Harold is the mild-mannered central character whose life changes after losing his bookkeeping job in 1945. A drink, a reckless bet, and a drunken binge transform him into a gambler and circus owner. His final sale of the circus leads to wealth, a new executive position, and marriage to Frances Otis.
Harold is a botany student and the son of San Francisco's former police captain. He travels west to investigate the city's crime wave, uses fingerprinting to identify the criminal leader, rescues the kidnapped physician, exposes John Thorne's confession, and wins Billie Lee's acceptance of his marriage proposal.
Harold Lamb is a naive but energetic freshman at Tate University who imitates his movie idol in an effort to become popular. He is mocked by The College Cad, befriended by Peggy, and initially treated as a practice dummy and water boy by The Football Coach. His determination eventually helps win the football game and earns him respect.
Appears at the end of the film and provides assistance to the gang when they are trying to escape the studio property after their failed attempt to crash the gates and get roles.
Ambitious shoe salesman who pretends to be a millionaire tycoon to impress his boss's secretary. His deception leads him to become an accidental stowaway, get trapped in a mailbag, survive a fall via a window cleaner's cradle, and ultimately be rescued when his foot catches a rope.
The Boy is the wealthy eastern couple's hedonistic son, sent west after returning from a night of carousing. In Piute Pass, he falls in love with The Girl, rescues her imprisoned father from Tiger Lip Tompkins, outwits the pursuing posse, and escapes with her, ending by signaling his intention to marry her.
Harold arrives at Bebe's birthday party with a large gift, but is ordered to leave after it is revealed to contain a pipe and whisky flask. He later asks a teenage boy to teach him boxing, accidentally strikes a policeman, and flees to a roller rink. Winning a hurdle race on skates restores him to Bebe's good graces.
Harold Van Pelham is a wealthy American businessman and a hypochondriac who mistakenly believes he is gravely ill. Seeking rest in Paradiso, he becomes involved in the revolution, escapes prison with Colosso, and helps defeat Jim Blake. His experiences restore his confidence in his health, and he later marries The Nurse.
Ginger is a tailor who discovers two baseball tickets in a customer's garment pocket and calls his girlfriend to meet him at the ballpark. After Snitch steals the tickets, Ginger cannot buy replacements, but enters through the players' entrance, is mistaken for the home team's new pitcher, stars in the game, and confronts the situation involving his girlfriend.
The youngest and physically weakest son of the Hickory family. Mistaken for the sheriff, he inadvertently authorizes a traveling medicine show and falls for performer Mary. Despite his family's disdain and his own lack of strength, he uses his wits to navigate conflicts, confronts the real thieves aboard a beached ship, subdues the strongman Sandoni, and returns to town to clear his father's name and win Mary's respect.
The Boy is a wealthy young man whose wedding day begins with a severe hangover after a bachelor party. He pursues The Girl to the Canary Islands, dreams of pirate captivity, survives galley chaos and a threatened hanging, then confronts The Girl's mother and rejects The Valet's betrayal.
An idle playboy and heir to $20,000,000, The Boy proposes to The Girl but must prove himself to her disapproving father. He joins the United States Navy, accepts blame when a sailor's thrown box hits an officer, earns the sailor's friendship, rescues The Girl from captivity, and wins her consent through signals.
Harold Lloyd has 255 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Our Gang: The Roach/Pathé silents (1922-1928) with 1 titles. Signature works include Safety Last!, The Sin of Harold Diddlebock, The Cat's-Paw. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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