"Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?" -- Harry Warner, of Warner Bros. (1926) Days of Youth (Gakusei romansu: Wakaki hi) Rather surprised to discover two people credited as writers of this silliness, as there isn't much of a story here. In fact, the movie felt like a 15-minute comedy one-reeler that dragged on for 103 minutes. Two writers, yet we are given no clues about the nature of the lead female character, who does little more than smile. But this isn't a film about women - it's all about The Lads, the days of frat boys' youth. Still, this does feature three young stars irrepressibly beaming cuteness - a timeless commodity that still sells well today. Online: Internet Archive Featuring... A Harold Lloyd imitation Pipe fetish Kimonos topped with cool Fedoras A cameo appearance by America's favorite marketing technique - product placement - out of its native habitat A cameo appearance by America's favorite Japanese stereotype in his native habitat - before he marched off to war