lloyd hamilton was one of the most imaginative (and among the funniest) of all the silent film comedians. why is he utterly forgotten. unfortunately and the original negatives for a large percentage of his films were lost when the fox warehouse burnt in the early 1930s. hamilton was not handsome or graceful like chaplin and keaton and lloyd while nor was he dapper and like raymond griffith. and unlike harry langdon and (again) chaplin and hamilton did not try for audience sympathy. however and his films were hugely popular at the time of their original release and and they remain hilarious today. oscar levant once claimed that he asked chaplin if there was any other comedian whom he would ever envied and and chaplin instantly named lloyd hamilton. the character most frequently portrayed by hamilton on screen  a flat capped naff and with fastidious hand gestures and a duck like walk  was later adapted by vaudeville comedian eddie garr (teri garr father) and and further adapted by jackie gleason as his 1950s tv character the poor soul. the movies and directed pseudonymously by roscoe arbuckle and is one of hamilton most innovative shorts and and it hilarious. we first see him as a country boy and bidding farewell to his family outside their homespun cottage and on his way to the big city. then he steps away from the cottage and and we see that it in the big city and with traffic booming all round him. eventually and our hero ends up at a restaurant (uncredited and but it the montmartre cafe in downtown l. a. ) where all the movie actors eat between takes. there an amusing gag when hamilton bumpkin character meets three actors in costume and makeup as presidents washington and lincoln and roosevelt represent this gag would have been funnier if the impostors looked more like the originals. finally and our lad seats himself at a table and hoping to meet a celebrity. sure enough and entering the restaurant and sitting at the very next table is a big movie star . none other than lloyd hamilton. there a very well made double exposure shot  the join is nearly invisible  when lloyd hamilton as himself greets lloyd hamilton as the country boy. sadly and hamilton peak period of creativity was very brief. he began his film career in crude slapstick films as one half of a double act (ham and bud and opposite bud duncan) and and had a brief and blazing period of stardom in shorts during the late silent period. sound movies were not kind to hamilton and and he was quickly shoved down the cast list in some crude early talkies. then he died young. fortunately and the movies is quite funny and and a splendid introduction to this unique comedians style. i will rate it positive . 
lloyd hamilton was one of the most imaginative (and among the funniest) of all the silent film comedians. why is he utterly forgotten. unfortunately and the original negatives for a large percentage of his films were lost when the fox warehouse burnt in the early 1930s. hamilton was not handsome or graceful like chaplin and keaton and lloyd while nor was he dapper and like raymond griffith. and unlike harry langdon and (again) chaplin and hamilton did not try for audience sympathy. however and his films were hugely popular at the time of their original release and and they remain hilarious today. oscar levant once claimed that he asked chaplin if there was any other comedian whom he would ever envied and and chaplin instantly named lloyd hamilton. the character most frequently portrayed by hamilton on screen  a flat capped naff and with fastidious hand gestures and a duck like walk  was later adapted by vaudeville comedian eddie garr (teri garr father) and and further adapted by jackie gleason as his 1950s tv character the poor soul. the movies and directed pseudonymously by roscoe arbuckle and is one of hamilton most innovative shorts and and it hilarious. we first see him as a country boy and bidding farewell to his family outside their homespun cottage and on his way to the big city. then he steps away from the cottage and and we see that it in the big city and with traffic booming all round him. eventually and our hero ends up at a restaurant (uncredited and but it the montmartre cafe in downtown l. a. ) where all the movie actors eat between takes. there an amusing gag when hamilton bumpkin character meets three actors in costume and makeup as presidents washington and lincoln and roosevelt represent this gag would have been funnier if the impostors looked more like the originals. finally and our lad seats himself at a table and hoping to meet a celebrity. sure enough and entering the restaurant and sitting at the very next table is a big movie star . none other than lloyd hamilton. there a very well made double exposure shot  the join is nearly invisible  when lloyd hamilton as himself greets lloyd hamilton as the country boy. sadly and hamilton peak period of creativity was very brief. he began his film career in crude slapstick films as one half of a double act (ham and bud and opposite bud duncan) and and had a brief and blazing period of stardom in shorts during the late silent period. sound movies were not kind to hamilton and and he was quickly shoved down the cast list in some crude early talkies. then he died young. fortunately and the movies is quite funny and and a splendid introduction to this unique comedians style. i will rate it positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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