Without a shadow of a doubt, Harold Lloyd was at the peak of his career in terms of short films. Chaplin only made two films in this year ('A Day's Pleasure' and 'Sunnyside') which could not hold a candle to Lloyd's fast moving short comedies. The quantity and format worked in Lloyd's favour because audiences were still hungry short silent comedies after Chaplin began to branch off into feature films.
Review of Just Neighbors
