
- Video edition
- Wikimedia Commons
- Original language
- No spoken dialogue. Intertitles: English.
- This copy runs
- 86:22
- Subtitles
- No subtitle track in this language
Wikimedia Commons · Creator:Ted Wilde · Public domain
Synopsis
Harold Swift cannot hold a job for long, especially when baseball distracts him. Protecting his sweetheart's grandfather's horse-drawn streetcar gives him a more lasting purpose. A transport magnate wants the small line eliminated, and Harold must find a way to keep it operating through the traffic, schemes and sudden obstacles of New York.
Cast
Behind the scenes
Location work in New York brings Coney Island and the city's streets into Lloyd's comedy. Babe Ruth appears as himself, connecting Harold's baseball enthusiasm with an actual sporting celebrity.
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Photograph credit
Photographs cropped, resized and optimized as WebP, displayed in monochrome.
- Harold Lloyd — Daniel Blum · Public domain
- Ann Christy — Gene Kornman (1897–1978); Picture Play Magazine, November 1927, page 82 · Public domain
- Bert Woodruff — Unknown photographer; Wid's Weekly , October 6, 1923 https://archive.org/details/widsweekly192301wids/page/n20/mode/2up · Public domain
- Babe Ruth — Charles M. Conlon; https://www.ebay.com/itm/BABE-RUTH-1933-YANKEES-CONLON-BASEBALL-POSTER-22-X-28-OFFICIALLY-LICENSED-/223259724073 · Public domain
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