Clubs Are Trump Directed By Hal Roach

Clubs Are TrumpDirected byHal RoachWritten byH.M. WalkerProduced byHal RoachStarringHarold LloydRelease date November 18, 1917 CountryUnited StatesLanguagesSilent English intertitles Clubs Are Trump is a 1917 American short comedy film featuring Harold Lloyd.[1] PlotHarold Lloyd and Snub Pollard are "two famous lascars" who annoy several wooing couples in a public park. Eventually their antics enrage a large suitor who violently tosses them into a shallow lake. Lloyd and Pollard emerge from the lake and fall asleep on a park bench where they simultaneously dream of living in caveman times. While there, they try to woo a royal harem and run afoul of the caveman king and his club-swinging minions. Lloyd and Pollard divert their pursuers into a pond where a crocodile resides and have the harem to themselves. As they embrace the females, they both wake up on the park bench embracing each other. A park policeman breaks up their embrace. Lloyd and Snub eventually trap the policemen in the crook of a low tree, but are soon on the run from dozens more officers of the law. CastHarold Lloyd as The BoySnub PollardBebe DanielsGilbert PrattFred C. NewmeyerBilly FayBud JamisonCharles Stevenson (as Charles E. Stevenson)Sammy BrooksDavid VoorheesVirginia BaynesRuth RowanGrace McLernonRuth ChurchillReferences1 "Progressive Silent Film List: Clubs Are Trump". Silent Era. Retrieved April 3, 2010. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Director

Hal Roach