SOMEWHERE IN TURKEY (1918) - Harold Lloyd
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- So I've had another rummage in the Glass vault and found a further Harold Lloyd film that's not been seen that much. I've remade the titles and plonked Ethan Uslan's piano on top of it, so all you need to do is hit play...... and laugh!
(and yes, that's Louise Carver AGAIN!)
Oh, lovely and multi-talented Bebe! She was the bee's knees!
I find them fun to watch... especially when am alone or with my buddies... watching from Nigeria. Thank you for uploading
Good to know Dr. Thanks for watching. Enjoy! : )
+Dave Glass I'm now watching this for the very first time.thank you very much for uploading this one-reeler from june 23,1918.
Thanks for dating this Joseph.
Now I know exactly when it was made, getting on for 103 years ago!!!
Je suis un fan inconditionnel depuis mon enfance, j ai connu harold llyod dans récré A2, c est pour dire !
Grandiosa comedia! Harold tan guapo y gracioso ♡
I Really love this, it's a great little film.An early Harold. !!
Great to see this again ! I have this on VHS tape somewhere, recorded it off the TV during the late 80s. I seem to recall the background music was different though, not as upbeat as this music is. Many thanks for the upload !
You are correct. I too have that recording (though most of it missing). It had an organ recital as accompaniment (as my Dad used to call it). It was on BBC2 sometime in 1982, the day after Luke's Movie Muddle.
Hi there, just saw your reply, many thanks - yes that's it, it was an organ recital all the way through. I really need to find the VHS tape and put it up on RUclips. I noticed another video was put on here but again with the different music. Thanks again for your reply, glad you remember the recording too ! @@mrmethane10
Short, sweet, and fun...and, now we know it wasn't Hedy Lamarr who invented the mobile phone--it was Harold and Snub! TY!
People don't get on Camels in Turkey. It is not a desert country.
My how times have changed
That's great! Thank you, David. By the way, what is the name of that rag used as background music? It's snappy!!! Thanks again for all you do for our entertainment.
Cheers Scott. That's Ethan Uslan playing 'Muscle Shoal Blues' (extended edit!) from his recommended 'Apple Lassie Rag' collection. You can find it on Amazon.:)
So long as he doesn't start uploading Doo Dads nonsense!!
@@DaveGlass Love the music!
they are camels everywhere in turkey, camels, eeeeveryyywhere, camel, camel
Always good to see a Harold short. Musics awful though!.
İt is a different level of introducing a country wrong...
Filmlerde bahsedilenin aksine biz Türkler asla bu kadar barbar ve cahil millet değiliz.
No doubt about it, us interconnected people have everything to learn about the world outside of our own and there’s no excuse to be xenophobic and ignorant. Them, on the other hand, couldn’t be as well educated with the lack of information at that time. I would doubt that Harold himself is genuinely racist, he had never shown any aggression nor malice towards anybody.
who's the Sultan? is it Vernon Dent by any chance?
That's the dependable William Blaisdell, who worked for Hal Roach and then with Monty Banks and a lot of Christie films in the mid to late 20s.
Film Türkiye'de mi çekilmiş
I’d doubt it, considering Turkey’s climate is nowhere near the Saharan desert.
The least they could do is not portray Turkey as being in the Middle East… 😂😂 Turkey’s climate is more akin to Europe if anything.
True. I suppose they thought no one would notice!
I am from Turkey. I did not see a Camel in my life. We are not Arab. We don't like Arab! My City is so cold and always snowy not a desert!
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So a young woman need to be scared of allah and sultan since time immemorial