Harold Lloyd in "Bliss" (1917) - piano score by Ben Model 

Thanks for the attempt at a restoration of this heirloom in history! I’m impressed by your piano expertise ! Thanks!

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

Thank you for posting this gem, Ben. You did an amazing job at the piano!

This film was considered Lost until discovered in the 1970's in the Yukon of Canada under an old ice rink during renovation. A cache of more than a hundred silent films had been buried in the permafrost which preserved them for decades as nitrate film was prone to dissolve. I think this was the only Lloyd film in the discovery. The damage on the film is from deterioration during burial. Good thing Bebe ended up with Harold (at least on screen). Those first 3 suitors looked as if they'd be happier exchanging one another's phone numbers. Nice score Mr. Model.

This was a very enjoyable Harold Lloyd silent comedy with an excellent score by the silent film accompanist "extrodanare" Ben Model himself who makes watching the film all the more enjoyable.

absolutely hysterical,!!!! humanity on parade

Loved to hear it with a Sound-on-Screen-process!

Bonjour monsieur Ben Model. Félicitation pour votre prestation musicale. Il me semble (mais je ne suis pas sûr à 100 pour 100) que j'ai déjà vu sur You Tube une version de ce film en bien meilleur état... Je regarde régulièrement ces films muets: il s’agit d'un humour et d'un comique jamais égalé. Un rythme sans pareil: une trouvaille par minute, beaucoup de création. Merci pour tout!

Bebe was a looker, I remember her from 42nd. Street.

thanks

It's interesting that "Jeeves" was already used as a generic butler name this early. P. G. Wodehouse had created the character of Jeeves in his short stories, starting in September 1915, with four more in 1916 and one in March 1917 in the Saturday Evening Post in the USA (slightly different dates in the Strand magazine in the UK).

Awesome Harold love him

Why such a crystalline picture, with half the screen blotched up with damage? There are much clearer (but blurry) versions on RU-vid without all the distracting flashes.

Nice little flick. I hope there's a better print lying around somewhere. Either that or a good digital restoration.

7:42 hhhhhhhhh ohhh it is so funy Harold 💕💞🤣😂😘

100 year old film. Today's technology. Too bad they couldn't find a way to clean this up digitally. Or have they but just not here? However the musical accompaniment is stellar.

How rheumatic!😂😂😂

Are there ghosts in the room?

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Las pelis son muy buenas pero estarían mejor en español

I read that Harold wanted to marry Bebe but she didn’t want to preferred her career! I personally thought that Jobyna was his perfect match but Mildred turned out to be a true Catholic too! The first and last marriage to last their whole lives together in Hollywood!