The Flirt
About The Flirt
Harold Lloyd follows a woman from a park to the restaurant where she works as cashier. He orders a large meal, gets the waiter fired, and takes the job so he can keep flirting. The kitchen and the customers both turn on him. He then finds out the cashier is married to the owner, walks out, and starts after another woman on the street.
Cast & crew
More about The Flirt
Hal Roach produced the one-reeler for Pathé Exchange. Billy Gilbert directed from a script by H. M. Walker.
Themes
Look
Walter Lundin shot the one-reel comedy.
Preservation
Prints survive at the Museum of Modern Art and the British Film Institute National Archive.
Notes
- Pathé Exchange released it.
- Bebe Daniels plays the cashier. Snub Pollard is in the restaurant.
- Walter Lundin photographed it. Della Mullady is credited as editor.
- In the Netherlands it was titled Kareltje flirt.
- Prints are at the Museum of Modern Art and the British Film Institute.
Scenes
- Lloyd gets the waiter fired and takes the tray himself.
- He leaves as soon as he learns the cashier is married to the owner.
