Tom Patricola tells some jokes, courts Margaret Breen, and sings a couple of songs in this comedy short directed by Roscoe Arbuckle.
The most interesting thing about it is that he sings "In A Little Spanish Town" while crockery falls on him to punctuate the line breaks. Fans of Buster Keaton will recognize this routine from a couple of his 1930s shorts, including PEST IN THE WEST.
The most interesting thing about it is that he sings "In A Little Spanish Town" while crockery falls on him to punctuate the line breaks. Fans of Buster Keaton will recognize this routine from a couple of his 1930s shorts, including PEST IN THE WEST.