I'm on My Way (film)

I'm on My Way is a 1919 short comedy film featuring Harold Lloyd. A print of the film survives in the film archive of the Museum of Modern Art.^[1]

• Harold Lloyd as The Boy
• Snub Pollard
• Bebe Daniels
• Sammy Brooks (uncredited)
• William Gillespie (uncredited)
• Lew Harvey (uncredited)
• Bud Jamison (uncredited)
• Dee Lampton (uncredited)
• James Morrison (uncredited)
• Marie Mosquini (uncredited)
• James Parrott (uncredited)
• Dorothea Wolbert (uncredited)

It is The Boy's wedding day. Clad in formal attire, he meets his impatient and domineering bride-to-be outside a bridal shop. She is annoyed because The Boy is about a minute late. She buys an enormous amount of last-minute items which The Boy has great difficulty carrying back to her home. A neighbor of his fiancee invites The Boy to his abode to see his large family. The Boy is appalled at how rowdy the family is. Eventually The Boy escapes out a window and informs his fiancee that he has been cured of ever wanting to be a married man.

• Harold Lloyd filmography

• I'm on My Way at IMDb

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