Cinematheque: Silent Film With Piano Accompaniment

Last spring's UCLA Restorations series was such a success, we couldn't resist a postscript. The youngest son of a small town sheriff (the great Harold Lloyd) is hoodwinked into giving a performance license to a traveling medicine show. It is "as gaggy a gag picture as [Lloyd] has ever done" (Variety, 1927). Live piano accompaniment by David Drazin! USA, 1927, 35mm, b/w, 103 min.