Hey There
About Hey There
Harold Lloyd meets Bebe Daniels at a snack bar and picks up a letter she drops. He follows her into a movie studio to give it back. Inside, he flirts, angers the bosses, and runs through sets.
Cast & crew
More about Hey There
Alfred J. Goulding directed. Hal Roach produced. Pathé Exchange released the short on April 28, 1918.
Themes
Background
City and state boards cut American films of 1918 before local release. Chicago's board named two shots in this short.
Notes
- Snub Pollard, William Blaisdell, and Sammy Brooks are in the cast.
- The Chicago Board of Censors ordered two cuts: a man standing on his head to look at a woman's legs, and a fat woman with her kimono lowered from her shoulders.
Scenes
- Lloyd picks up the letter at the snack bar and follows Daniels onto the lot.
Also available
- Internet Archive (silent-hey-there)
