Lloyd Hamilton in "Breezing Along" (1927) - organ score by Ben Model

Lloyd Hamilton stars in "Breezing Along" (1927), with a new score by Ben Model, performed on the Miditzer virtual theatre organ. From the DVD release "American Slapstick 2" from All Day Entertainment (uploaded with permission). Order the DVD set from www.alldayentertainment.com (print source: Bruce Lawton)
BREEZING ALONG
released May 1, 1927 by Educational Pictures
directed by Norman Taurog
starring Lloyd Hamilton
with Estelle Bradley, Robert Graves, Eva Thatcher, Al Thompson, Vincent Cullen
2 reels

[@btmouse1]

Wonderful, with a great gag for the finish which is worth waiting for. Most interesting: Written and directed by Norman Taurog, who lived long enough to direct Elvis films in the '60s.

[@curewish574]

Genius; no comedy in this day & age, I know of - can make me laugh this much ! Thanks for sharing....

[@chrisbanner183]

Interesting that this movie was directed by Norman Taurog like the commentator below points out. He directed my favorite Deanna Durbin feature '' Mad about Music '' in 1938.

[@silentfilmmusic]

+Chris Banner Taurog worked a lot directing shorts at Educational, even worked much later with Elvis

[@seltaeb9691]

Just Googled silent movie stars or lesser stars after Chaplin & co., 55 pages they give of all types & he was my first pick. Looking forward to discovering more. It's all in the timing.

[@will27ns]

an amazing comedic talent... anyone know how many of his films survive?

[@muzhikforchaplin1203]

I think this list is all the ones that survived en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Hamilton#Partial_filmography

[@rjmun580]

How many times did they pass Earls Eatery and City Drug Store?

[@caroltenge5147]

6:49 that phoney background is a hoot...

[@shirle7343]

GREAT.😂😂😂😂😂

[@KennethJDeVries]

Crane truck creeps into the shot at 7:18 :)

[@garryferrington811]

At least the organist is accompanying the film instead of just droning.

[@jahiurelkm7969]

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[@pexxos1]

Some comedians deserve to die in obscurity. Case in point: Mr. Hamilton.