| HAROLD LLOYD was born in Burchard, Nebraska, in April, 1893. His experience
on the stage dates from his twelfth year and continued up to the time when
he entered motion picture work. He played leads with the Keystone, where
his work attracted the attention of Hal Roach, with whom he has been associated
until recently. His greatest popularity has come with his feature length
comedies, "Grandma's Boy," "Safety Last" and "Why
Worry." He is five feet, nine inches tall, has black hair and blue
eyes and weighs 150 pounds. He married his leading woman, Mildred Davis. |