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Very nice Columbia short directed by Charley Chase, with Tom Kennedy, Johnny Arthur, Ann Doran and others: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6Pbp6gTfNg&t=52s

Well, since a while the Official Harold Lloyd's YouTube channel has started posting wonderful HD editions of his films, including some rare, welcomed one-reelers with Bebe Daniels and Snub Pollard: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4A3IJ4FssK3b7SeXc2kMMw If you look on the little bright side of this...

Bizarre, dreamlike Hal Roach two-reeler directed by Stan Laurel with James Finlayson, Helene Chadwick, Ted Healy, Charlotte Mineau, William Courtwright and others: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R97xP2Jh3MU

Great post, Ed. I think it might be a good idea, since the feature-length picture was posted on YouTube some time ago, even in HD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvHPrpomXmw&t=60s Besides, this milestone was parioded twice at that studio. I also remember THE UNCOVERED WAGON released six months ...

Well, in Italy is ALL blocked off. I've placed various orders from different sellers and not even a trace of hope. Looks like I have to wait for at least ONE MONTH to receive this DVD.

I think that legal, digital downloading is the only way at some stage, also for "niche items" like this.

I already follow you, my friend. It's a great act of generosity from you sharing this stuff with us and spending your time in doing such a marvelous work.

Stay the way you are, and healthy of course.
Thank you!

I’ve been asked to keep it quiet until otherwise directed but stay assured that's coming out.

August, 1950. They were shooting at the old Port of Marseille. A full, uncut and restored version of this clip will be also available on home video, in the near future.

Thanks for posting this, Dave. Snub Pollard at his best, with Charles Parrott in the director's chair.

Looking forward the Lupino Lane's DVD collection.
Stay healthy, safe and entertained.

Very good. I have just spread the word about this update on Facebook and elsewhere.
Have yourself a good day, Richard!