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Educational's tagline was "the spice of the program," which wags changed to "the space on the program." This isn't a bad one, though that kid needs a kick in the teeth.

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

Il me semble que c'est inspiré d'une nouvelle de O. Henry dans laquelle un peintre dessine une feuille sur le mur de la maison d'en face, la seule qui ne tombe pas durant la tempête.

I love it when he drops the drumstick!!!!!

I love it when he drops the drumstick!!!!

I slowed it down to 0.05 that works for me. Thank you.

This is very interesting. You could show it as an extra bit on a Silent Comedy Watch Party show.

Another great program. Thank you

Great job Ben!

Trip down memory lane! Haven’t heard this in like 50+ years.

I had this LP when I was 6, in the early 70's. I heared it every day.

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Ben there’s no need to apologize for being *too* productive! ❤❤❤

Malcolm Sabiston 1923-2006

Excellent show, watching from Wichita, Kansas, thank you!

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I believe I only saw one of the Fleischer Koko programs, and it did not include that one. So, in that short, a cat helped with the mail, and in Early to Bed, a dog helped with the mail! I am looking forward to Silent Movie Week at MoMA.

I enjoyed this as always, but I have to point out that in the description it says "Stand Laurel" instead of Stan.

hi ben, I wasn't aware that films could be bought from Library of Congress. Can someone explain this process to me. I imagine it's not available to international people like myself?

Was this a new show? I was looking at the 3/17/24 date and thought it was a rerun. I missed it. 🙁

Thank you for including us in your show! ❤

Waving from Milwaukee, WI 😁

Watching from Teaneck, NJ. Another great episode!

Another excellent show and so much fun - Thank You all for doing this - Julie

Is that Shirley MacLaine four girls down from Mary Stanton? Was she still in the show at this point?

As I watch this wonderful video with my newly acquired 1904 Elgin 18 in hand, I wonder what kind of mind invents, assembles and coordinates the modes of production required to produce the pocket watch? Absolute genius!

Amazing video. The destruction of America's industries started happening a long time ago. Elgin was required to make parts for the war and not allowed to make watches for market. This allowed Swiss imports to come in and take over the market. (what else is new, right?). After the war much of Elgin's equipment was worn out and they had to now compete with the Swiss to regain their marketshare. Required to do their duty while the Swiss did nothing. Did the "government for the people in the land of the free and home of the brave" do anything to help Americans? Nope. Same story as today.

Edward also made silent comedy feature films in the 20s

Pitching in now!

He may be best known today as "Kharis" in "The Mummy's Hand".

Thank you for this wonderful show again. Hopefully they will all be well archived, because they are all treasures of competence and skill from the start. Great work! I'm always thrilled. And I always look forward to the next show. These films never get old or boring. Hearing Harold's granddaughter talk about her wonderful Granddad is something really wonderful.

FROM HAND TO MOUTH - Fantastic timing and clever gags. One of the best silent comic shorts I've seen.

I have a Toto with the Cabin Kids 1936 sound film called Pink Lemonade. It is on RUclips.

Since HaroldLloyd's birthday is the 20th, it is right that you have a rewind with the "Birthday Boy" in it.

I could also hear Eddie's title cards in his voice lol. He is such a great comedian

My mother spent 18 months in a TB sanitarium in Colorado in the early 1050s as a young bride. She had breathing issues later in life, but lived until she was 96 and raised 5 children.

Well, I can never really thank you guys enough for helping get me through the pandemic. It was a very mentally taxing & challenging time, much as it was for great many other people. The SCWP reignited my childhood love for "funny old movies", introduced me to new favourites that I continue to love & educated me on all those amazing unsung heroes of the silent cinema screen. All your hard work is so greatly appreciated - Steve from the UK

Highly recommend this vintage short subject with Harold Lloyd from 1917. Lots of laughs and fun to boot!

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Thank you very much for your work and all the fun! Congrats from Berlin!

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Great stuff, congratulations on this milestone!! We've all been appreciating your hard work!

Thank you for this great episode and I must say I really like Mona's laugh. 😊

What a wonderful hundredth episode. Thank you for all the work you all do by spreading this joy

Thanks for a fun episode-- well, they're all fun! Enjoyed the "Mr. Kerr" story-- amazing !! The info/history you provide on these films is always interesting and impressive. Congrats on #100!

1:29:52 From Leicester in the UK. Congratulations on reaching your 100th episode. Thank you for introducing me to many actors I had not heard of before. Wishing you all the best for the future.

Great show guys. I enjoyed the Arthur/Arbuckle film a lot. So many really clever gags. Happy Anniversary!!!

Congratulations on 100 shows and your 4th anniversary. Another enjoyable show. I made a point of watching it live on the west coast to be part of the virtual audience. The montage was terrific. They should hire Ben to do the Oscars memorium so we can actually see the people in the photos and have time to read their names! Great job to you all. Gregg from West Hollywood, CA