Top Billed Cast
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle
The Chef
Buster Keaton
The Waiter (uncredited)
Al St. John
Holdup Man (uncredited)
Alice Lake
Waitress / Cashier (uncredited)
Glen Cavender
(uncredited)
Bobby Dunn
(uncredited)
John Rand
(uncredited)
Luke the Dog
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Written by CinemaSerf on Sun Mar 17 2024
Arbuckle is the cook, Keaton is the waiter. The restaurant? Well that's a glorified café with a limited menu but some customers who clearly think they're in the Waldorf. That's not an accusation that could be levelled against the two staff members who spend much of their time mucking about causing quite a bit of wreckage and mayhem as they go. With the floor now bestrewn with crockery, an hoodlum arrives with designs on the gal and so the two men must team up with the maître-d' and their dog "Luke" and chase him away! There's a great deal of energy in this charming short feature from a very nat...
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Original Language
English
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Keywords
- dance
- fishing
- restaurant
- dog
- seaside
- waiter
- silent film
- partially lost film
- short film