Lloyd Hamilton, Dogville Comedies, and Jules White

[missdupont]

Here's an informative interview with Jules White, where he claims Chaplin stated that Hamilton was one of the funniest men in the business.
http://ladailymirror.com/2012/08/15/jam ... te-part-2/" target="_blank

[Rollo Treadway]

Hamilton was also one of Keaton's stated favorites, along with Stan Laurel, Harry Langdon and W.C. Fields.

[Richard Finegan]

Hamilton was also one of Keaton's stated favorites, along with Stan Laurel, Harry Langdon and W.C. Fields.

Also, of all people, Moe Howard in an interview, stated the same.

[Rollo Treadway]

"Hamilton was also one of Keaton's stated favorites, along with Stan Laurel, Harry Langdon and W.C. Fields."

PS. I hope that my limited command of English didn't make that statement confusing. I meant that Keaton's favorites included Hamilton, Laurel, Langdon and Fields — and not that Laurel, Langdon and Fields were also on the record as being Hamilton fans!

[The Blackbird]

If Keaton says you rock, you rock!

[Robert Moulton]

Jerry Lewis listed Lloyd Hamilton as number six on his greats list. The article is posted over at Silentcomedians. Just Google 'Jerry.Lewis Lloyd.Hamilton' and it will come up.