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A series of mishaps manages to make a young man get chased by a big city's entire police force.
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The Young Man (as 'Buster' Keaton)
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Hobo (uncredited)
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Mayor's Daughter (uncredited)
Steve Murphy ...
Conman Selling Furniture (uncredited)
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Police Chief (uncredited)

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Edward F. Cline ... (as Eddie Cline)
Buster Keaton ... (as 'Buster' Keaton)

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Buster Keaton ... (written by) (as 'Buster' Keaton) and
Edward F. Cline ... (written by) (as Eddie Cline)

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Joseph M. Schenck ... producer (uncredited)

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Elgin Lessley ... (uncredited)

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Buster Keaton ... (uncredited)

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D.C. Cardinali ... colorist: remastered hd version: new version (uncredited)

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Lawrence Marotta ... music by (2002)

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Joseph M. Schenck ... presenter
Fred Gabourie ... technical director (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Through a series of mistaken identities Buster winds up with a load of furniture in the middle of parade of policemen. An anarchist's bomb lands in his carriage. After lighting his cigarette with it, he tosses it into the ranks of police. When it explodes the police chase him all over town. Written by Ed Stephan

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Also Known As
  • Cops! (United States)
  • Frigo déménageur (France)
  • Buster et les flics (France)
  • Buster und die Polizei (Germany)
  • La mudanza (Spain)
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Trivia A "goat gland specialist" was a quack who purported to treat erectile dysfunction with goat glands. In the 1920s, John R. Brinkley, a Kansas pharmacist and self-proclaimed "doctor," used the new medium of radio to make a name for himself, claiming he could cure male impotence with a goat gland transplant. His quack treatments attracted many patients, including several prominent Hollywood movie stars. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into When Comedy Was King (1960). See more »
Crazy Credits The "THE END" text appears on a tombstone, which has Keaton's signature pork pie hat on top. See more »
Quotes Police Chief: Get some cops to protect our policemen!
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