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File: Girl Shy (1924).webm
Author: Fred C. Newmeyer, Sam Taylor
Publisher: Pathé Exchange
Year: 1924
PD: PD/US|1967
Note: An American 1924 romantic comedy silent film starring Harold Lloyd and Jobyna Ralston.
Cat: Comedy film, Silent film
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HAROLD LLOYD
IN
GIRL SHY
A Pathé Picture
PASSED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW
00:13
Directed by
FRED NEWMEYER
AND
SAM TAYLOR
00:19
Story by
SAM TAYLOR
TED WILDE and TIM WHELAN
Titles by
THOMAS J. GRAY
Photographed by
WALTER LUNDIN (A.S.C.)
Assisted by
HENRY N. KOHLER
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Production Manager
JOHN L. MURPHY
|
Film Editor |
Assistant Director |
|
Technical Director |
Art Director |
Produced by the
Harold Lloyd Corporation
William R. Fraser, Gen. Mgr.
00:39
Copyright
MCMXXIV
by
PATHÉ EXCHANGE INC.
00:43
The Cast
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The Poor Boy
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HAROLD LLOYD |
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The Rich Girl
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Jobyna Ralston |
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The Poor Man
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Richard Daniels |
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The Rich Man
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Carlton Griffin |
00:57
The story of a bashfull boy who lived in a world of ideas and ideals.
01:06
He was so afraid of girls that he made a secret study of them, and the more he studied them the more he feared them.
01:17
He lived in Little Bend, one of those towns where only three things happen every daymorning, noon, and night.
01:29
He was an apprentice in the tailor shop of his uncle, Jerry Meadows—as ye rip so shall they sew.
01:43
JEREMIAH MEADOWS
LADIES & GENTS
TAILOR
JEREMIAH MEADOWS
LADIES & GENTS TAILOR
02:22
"Say, Uncle Jerry, are you an' Harold goin' to the dance tonight?"
02:30
"Naw! Harold's too 'fraid of girls—he'd stutter so much you couldn't hear the music."
02:50
"You promised my husband's Sunday pants for Saturday night."
03:58
"I'd like you to meet my city cousin from Grand City—she was the first person there who could pronounce Mah Jongg."
05:16
"Oh, Harold, could I have a cute little needle and thread to sew a tiny little hole in my stocking?"
05:53
"I want you to sew the tiny little hole for me."
07:28
The Saturday Night dance—Little Bend's only form of dissipation outside of pitching horseshoes.
08:21
General Merchandise
Groceries Notions Shoes
09:20
"Ain't you goin' to the dance, Harold?"
09:29
"No—my vacation starts tomorrow, and I must finish my book tonight to take it to the publisher."
10:01
OF
MAKING LOVE
BY
HAROLD MEADOWS
10:15
To
the Young Men
of the World
I Dedicate this Book
10:20
FOREWORD
It is wery easy to win the heart of any woman,
providing you know the correct method of use.
I have therefore written this story of my
love affairs —— that you may learn about women
from me.
THE AUTHOR.
One who knows, and knows, and knows.
11:03
LOVE AFFAIR NO.15.
MY VAMPIRE
11:23
To capture the heart of a
vampire, the method I always use
is INDIFFERENCE.
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| SPECIAL MEMORANDA | FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER |
|
No. 15. |
13:51
LOVE AFFAIR No.16.
MY FLAPPER
14:13
In the case of a flapper, I apply my
CAVE MAN methods.
16:09
| SPECIAL MEMORANDA | FOR MONTH OF APRIL |
|
No. 15. |
16:47
The Buckingham Estate—so large thirty servants could be doing nothing all day without being caught at it.
17:09
Ronald DeVore—the kind of a man that men forget.
17:34
"I'm sorry Mary isn't home yet; she's motoring back from the country."
17:52
Mary Buckingham had a good car, but it had bad habits.
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Mary Buckingham
The weight of her family's importance has fallen lightly on her shoulders.
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| CALL HOLLY 9318 |
SERVICE |
18:21
"The main bearing is burned out. Better go by train—the Little Bend station is just down the road."
18:44
The masterpiece completed—and some City publisher little suspects the honor to be bestowed upon him.
19:33
OF
MAKING LOVE
BY
HAROLD MEADOWS
LITTLE BEND
19:54
"Better hide your dog, miss; they're not allowed on trains."
20:45
"Dogs aren't allowed on this train anyway."
21:44
OUT OF ORDER
22:33
"Oh, I'm so grateful! How did you ever save him?"
22:56
"Are you ill?"
23:13
"I—I—I stutter a little."
25:01
ACME
Dog Biscuits
26:01
"I've been robbed!"
27:45
"I'd love to hear about your book."
28:04
"I've decided—that the young men of the world do not know enough about women."
28:22
"therefore—I have written a story of my love affairs."
28:31
"You've had love affairs?"
28:57
Cracker Jack
PRIZE
29:25
Two hours later.
30:24
BLACK & WHITE
CAB CO.
31:12
Roger Thornby, publisher; who has made authors famous—and himself wealthy.
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Private
31:32
"A young man walked in here in a daze—carrying a box a dog biscuits—gave me this—and walked right out again."
31:53
Sunday
Long weeks came and went—you couln't stop them.
Short dreams came—and—well, who wants to stop them?
32:43
"Why have you insisted on driving home through Little Bend the past few weeks?"
32:58
"They say the seventh time is lucky; I'm going to try proposing again."
33:24
"I'll go to the nearest town and get a tow car—you wait here."
37:24
"I'd love to hear some more about your book."
37:36
"I'm going to see the publisher about it next Tuesday. You see, I have an idea for a new chapter"
37:51
"somehow—since my trip to the city, I seem to feel differently about women. They seem more wonderful—more glorious"
40:34
"Ronald! I knew you'd find me. Is it all right with your folks to take me home now?"
40:44
"Why—er—not yet; things are not arranged—quite. I have something else to attend to right now."
41:18
"and when my book is a success I'll be rich too—and I'll have something I want to ask you."
42:07
"What do you think? My nephew has a girl at last!"
42:20
"Don't disturb him—he may never get that way again!"
42:49
"Mr. Meadows, allow me to present my friend, Mr. DeVore."
43:19
"I won't forget next Tuesday—at the publishers."
43:29
"This is the young man who saved my dog on the train."
44:24
OF
MAKING LOVE
BY
HAROLD MEADOWS
LITTLE BEND
44:35
"Don't you remember? That was submitted by the dog biscuit boy with the dazed look."
44:47
I have therefore written this story of my
love affairs —— that you may learn about women
from me.
THE AUTHOR.
One who knows, and knows, and knows.
45:00
"Have one of our readers glance over this."
45:42
"I'd love te meet the sheik that wrote that stuff."
45:49
ROGER THORNBY
—CO.—
Publishers
ENTER
46:39
"Are you the guy that wrote the book?"
47:01
"Girls, allow me to present the author—himself."
48:12
"I just love cave men!"
48:27
"Will you autograph my book, so I'll have something valuable to hand down to my grandchildren?"
48:42-48-47
Meadows
48:54
"I suppose you can look right into the depths of a woman's soul."
49:42
"I've come to see when you're going to publish my book."
50:10
"Do you call that thing a book? Why, it's ridiculous—impossible—it's a joke!"
50:41
"That's all, young man—you'll get the usual rejection slip through the mail."
50:58
"I—I didn't think it was much good anyway."
51:51
The Sun Drug Co.
51:57
|
ROGER THORNBY |
ROGER THORNBY |
52:11
His dream of wealth shattered—a tailor's apprentice still—
53:08
"Oh, I'm so anxious to know how they liked your new chapter."
53:19
"I knew they would—that wonderful day out in the country."
53:30
The realization that it would be unfair to allow her to care any longer.
53:43
"We—we acted kind of silly that day, didn't we?"
54:04
"Why—why, you didn't believe all I said, did you?"
54:21
"I'm afraid I did."
54:38
"I tell that to all my girls. I was just experimenting—getting ideas—and you believed it!"
55:33
Cracker Jack
56:20
"so perhaps we're the boobs, not he. The whole office force laughed at that book; why shouldn't the whole world enjoy it?"
56:39
"I'll do it! I'll publish it as 'The Boob's Diary'. It may be a sensation."
56:47
"Send him a check for $3,000 advance royalty—instead of a rejection slip."
57:04
"What do you think has happened? Mary just came in and said she would marry me!"
57:23
"You've been practically engaged so long, I'll set the wedding for Thursday, the 19th."
57:33
"I'm sure Mary must be very happy."
57:52
Thursday, the 19th.
A wedding day in the city—but just Thursday in Little Bend.
58:02
For Sale
59:12
"Harold, here's a love letter for you."
59:26
ROGER THORNBY CO.
Publishers
717 STATE ST.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Little Bend, California.
1:00:36
"I'm crying because I'm so happy."
1:00:51
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1:01:52
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publish your manuscript as a
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1:02:08
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1:02:52
BUCKINGHAM - DEVORE WEDDING TODAY
Society to Gather at Famous Buckhingham
Estate for Gala Ceremony
1:03:34
"He can't marry again—I'm still his wife! Someone must stop it—for the girl's sake!"
1:03:52
TO MY WIFE
FROM
RONALD
Aug-5-1922
1:04:09
"That's the feller who punched me in the eye! Go get him!"
1:05:30
FREIGHT
DEPOT
1:05:54
"Out of order again—that Little Bend line sputters like a motor boat."
1:09:40
DETOUR→
1:13:20
WARNING
NARROW ROAD
One way passage only
1:14:01
"I'll trade you cars, and we'll both back up."
1:16:46
CULVER CITY
POLICE STATIONFIRE DEPARTMENT
1:16:52
CULVER CITY F. D.
1:19:12
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1:21:33
"Say, Barney Oldfield, what are you trying to do—run away from tour rear tires?"
1:22:17
DELICATESSEN
1:22:23
MEATS
AND
FISH
LUNCH
1:22:47
DANGER
1:23:55
"Go on, you Spark Plugs!"
1:26:43
"I now pronounce you"
1:27:56
"That day out in the country—you said you had something to ask me—what was it?"
1:28:39
"YES!"
1:28:47
The End