Court métrage / Comédie
États-Unis,
1918, 33 min
Réalisation:
Roscoe 'Fatty' ArbucklePhotographie:
Elgin LessleyCritiques (1)
For the first half, not much really happens - except for an absolutely brilliant phone booth glass polishing performance by Buster Keaton, it's miserable. But then there are the sensational escapades with the horse elevator, exactly the kind of antics that make me love the silent comedy. The ending with the robbers is weaker again, although the bank acrobatics are good.
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