Coney Island

Arbuckle escapes his wife for the park, Keaton arrives with a girl, and Al St. John steals her, through a bathhouse, a borrowed swimsuit and Arbuckle in drag. The crowds at Luna Park are real, and the comedians are the only people in the frame who know they are in a film. Keaton laughs on screen here, which he soon stopped doing. Comique, 1917, two reels.