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Silver Comes Through
A romance of racing, filled with the fire of the West. Surging-Straining-they thunder up the stretch. Neck and Neck-the crowd tense- then the black horse falls away. A streak of flying white comes through.
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Plot Summary
A young farmhand, desperate to impress his sweetheart and her father, heads to the city to make his fortune. He faces numerous comedic challenges and even gets entangled with criminals. Ultimately, he must find a way to prove his worth and return to his love, proving that true courage comes from within.
Critical Reception
This Harold Lloyd silent comedy was generally well-received for its blend of humor and thrilling stunts, typical of Lloyd's popular 'glasses character'. Audiences enjoyed the daring set pieces and the heartwarming narrative.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its signature Harold Lloyd slapstick and impressive stunts.
Appreciated for its heartwarming story and romantic subplot.
Considered a solid example of silent-era comedy filmmaking.
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Fun Fact
The film features a sequence where Harold Lloyd attempts to outrun a train on a motorcycle, a stunt that was particularly dangerous and memorable for audiences of the time.
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