Safety Last! (1923), Played By Russ Peck
Get ready for a night of raucous laughter! Harold Lloyd stars as a boy trying to make it in the big city - telling little white lies of "success" to his girlfriend along the way. When she shows up for a surprise visit, he attempts to earn $1,000 in the strangest way possible: scaling a building! This is just one screening in our Silent Movie Mondays series at the Balboa Theatre. Join us at this historic theatre and be transported back a century ago, when audiences cheered, the organ roared to life, and silent films glow on the big screen. Learn more at sandiegotheatres.org.
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