A Jazzed Honeymoon
About A Jazzed Honeymoon
Harold has just married and will not tell his wife's old suitors to leave. On the steamship honeymoon he is taken for a boiler worker, and the mix-up follows him around the ship.
Cast & crew
More about A Jazzed Honeymoon
Hal Roach directed and produced the short. H. M. Walker wrote the titles. Harold Lloyd and Bebe Daniels star, with Snub Pollard in support. It runs eight minutes and was released in 1919.
Themes
Making
Roach put the new couple on a boat so the suitors, the boiler room, and the passengers could all collide in one set.
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- Sammy Brooks, Marie Mosquini, and James Parrott are also in the cast.
- Lloyd was still making one-reel comedies for Roach, before the feature-length pictures of the mid-1920s.
- The gags are set on a steamship rather than in a house.
Scenes
- Harold cannot get his wife's old suitors to leave.
- On the ship he is mistaken for a boiler worker.
Also available
- Internet Archive (A_Jazzed_Honeymoon_1919)
