Catalogue of Pathépictures Selected for Educational, Religious and Social Groups (1925)

PATHEPICTURES 23 Harold Lloyd One-Reel Reissues This series was so popular that it was reissued. These are the comedies that "made" Lloyd and led him to the fame he has reached in his longer productions mentioned above. Supporting Harold Lloyd are Bebe Daniels and "Snub'' Pollard, both well known stars of their own productions now. THE TIP (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel While the Boy is drunk he is taken to the house of a crystal gazer who shows him the future. He is to be run over by the car of a rich and beautiful girl who takes him home, gives him vast quantities of money and marries him. So he goes out and lies down in the road and gets run over, but when he opens his eyes, he finds that the crystal gazer was a hoax. Get the comedy and see what he saw! OVER THE FENCE (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel In this comedy Lloyd is a ball player and he gets enough fun out of the national game to make your audience forget its troubles. Great for a baseball or athletic rally, or Boys' or Men's club meeting. PINCHED (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel Have you ever been pinched? Harold is in this rollicking reel and the occasion provides the opportunity for more speedy comedy, more breath arresting thrills and more sensational situations than any reel you have shown your patrons in a long while. Book these Lloyd reissues for laughs and lots of them. BASHFUL (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel Bashful Harold learns that he must have a wife and child in order to inherit his uncle's wealth. He succeeds in getting a wife while he trusts his butler to borrow a child. The unexpected complications will cause much mirth. PISTOLS FOR BREAKFAST (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel Harold and "Snub" are forced to change clothes with a couple of tramps and are dumped on a train which lands them in a mining town. They are instrumental in cleaning up the town, but when Harold wants to marry the daughter of the Postmistress, they meet their match in the girl's mother. JUST DROPPED IN (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel Harold and "Snub" get too familiar with an airplane and it flies off with them, dropping them in the midst of a desert island full of shipwrecked chorus girls, of whom Bebe is the star. CRACK YOUR HEELS (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel The Boy thought he knew what work was, but when he went to the farm where the pretty farmerette wore the overalls, he found he was still in the kindergarten class. His efforts to keep up with the fair sex are screamingly funny. THE MARATHON (M., H.S., J., Ch.) 1 Reel The Boy had no intention of running in the Marathon race. He was merely fleeing from the embarrassment caused by the accidental loss of his trousers at a critical moment. BACK TO THE WOODS (M., H.S., J., Ch.) 1 Reel To Skeeter Rapids, a Canadian trading post, comes the Millionaire Kid and his valet. They've canoed all the way from Pittsburgh. The natives of Skeeter Rapids are all hardboiled and make life merry for the two tenderfeet. TWO GUN GUSSIE (M., H.S., J.) 1 Reel Harold is a gentle young pianist playing in a saloon. Somehow his photograph gets mixed with that of a notorious gunman, and he gets a reputation which is difficult to live up to. His efforts to appear like a tough are hilariously funny. FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD (M., H.S., J., Ch.) 1 Reel Harold goes to the Firemen's Ball in spite of the fact that he has no ticket. But even then he does not get a chance to dance with his girl, who leaves in disgust. But at a moment's notice he is made chief of the Fire Department and he drives through the streets at a hazardous pace and rescues the girl from a burning building. TAKE A CHANCE (M., H. S., J.) 1 Reel Lloyd doesn't know whether to spend his last quarter to get "filled up or cleaned up," so he flips the coin to decide. Of course, it rolls down a crevice and disappears. From