by John Larkin I had the immense pleasure of attending a truly special evening at The Bedford Playhouse in Bedford, NY, for a screening...

Can be purchased by clicking the image above. Directed by Frank Capra - 1926 Review by Roy Frumkes In the hierarchy of Comedic Silent Film Royalty, Harry Langdon would be 4th in line for the throne, following Harold Lloyd, Buster Keaton, and Chaplin.  I read long ago that Langdon’s screen persona was aptly described as ‘an elderly baby’ and he got mucho mileage out of the character until hubris brought him down. Later, his comic career long gone, he was a gag man for Lauren &

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Review by John Larkin This release was originally scheduled for January but mysteriously disappeared from the Warner Archive Collection slate without explanation. Thankfully, it resurfaced unexpectedly in early April and is now officially part of the Warner Archive Collection lineup. For years, I scoffed at the DVD cover of JUST FRIENDS—a title I frequently made eye contact with during my time working at the now-defunct Borders Books. The film came out