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Lloyd French
Lloyd French (January 11, 1900 – May 24, 1950) was an American director of short films, most of them comedies. His best remembered films are several Laurel and Hardy comedies in the 1930s. He also made several musical short films featuring many bandleaders of the day; in the 1940s he also directed several shorts starring Edgar Kennedy and Leon Errol; he made his last film in 1946.
French was born in San Francisco, California and died in Beverly Hills, California of heart disease.
As director
Hold Your Temper
Mail Trouble
All Girl Revue
Drafted in the Depot
The Dipsy Doodler
At Home
The Broadway Buckaroo
Dave Apollon and His Club Casanova Orchestra
On the Air
Freddie Rich and His Orchestra
The Great Library Misery
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
Sin-copation
Larry Clinton and His Orchestra with Carol Bruce
Saturday Night Swing Club
Hats and Dogs
Double Talk
A Neckin' Party
Mal Hallett and His Orchestra
Kick Me Again
Taking the Count
The Good Old Plumbertime
Nut Guilty
While the Cat's Away
Shop Talk
Calling All Tars
Rushin' Art
Absorbing Junior
For the Love of Pete
Here's Howe