“Welcome Danger (1)”
starring Harold Lloyd

A New Welcome for a Timeless Comedy
Our restored Window Card for “Welcome Danger” revives the joy, innocence, and spirited humor that made Harold Lloyd one of the silent era’s brightest stars. Originally released in 1929 as Lloyd’s first sound film, the piece radiates that moment of cinematic transition—when the world first heard the laughter it had only imagined before. Every brushstroke of this rare poster has been meticulously restored to capture the warmth and charm of its debut theater presentation.

Preserving a Master’s Mischief
This 14×22 Window Card glows with renewed vitality—its restored tones and sharp definition reclaiming the poster’s theatrical charm. Every curve and color was revived with care, allowing Lloyd’s joyful presence to radiate once again.

A Comedy of Courage, Chaos, and Charm, Harold Lloyd’s Leap into the Talking Era:  In “Welcome Danger,” Harold Lloyd stars as Harold Bledsoe, a mild-mannered botanist who finds himself mistaken for a detective in San Francisco’s bustling Chinatown. As he stumbles through gang hideouts, police stations, and comic misunderstandings, Lloyd brings his trademark physical humor and impeccable timing to a story alive with tension and laughter. His transformation from timid scholar to unlikely hero is a masterclass in the art of silent-era performance colliding with the birth of sound.