Wanted: Memories

Did you know this man?

Harold Lloyd--one of the masters of comedy during the silent era (known for his trademark horn-rimmed glasses, and his tendency to dangle precariously from flagpoles and ledges)--will be the subject of an upcoming British-made documentary.

Film historians Kevin Brownlow and David Gill--who made the wildly terrific documentary series for Thames TV on “Hollywood,” “Unknown Chaplain” and “Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow”--would like to hear eyewitness accounts of how Lloyd worked.

“If you were a property man, an assistant director, technician or player, we should love to hear from you,” said the duo.

If you’d love to be heard from, in regard to Lloyd, contact Brownlow and Gill, c/o J. Adamson, 1210 Washington Ave., Apt. D, Santa Monica, Calif. 90403.