Love and Lobsters 1916 | He Did and He Didn't | Le cauchemar de Fatty | Colorized Version
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Love and Lobsters 1916 | He Did and He Didn't | Le cauchemar de Fatty | Colorized Version
In this lively tale, Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel Normand portray a blissful couple residing in an opulent mansion, with Roscoe assuming the role of a physician. The plot takes an interesting turn when Mabel's old school friend, William Jefferson, pays her a visit. Despite their innocent reminiscing, Roscoe misinterprets the situation, succumbing to a whirlwind of rage and jealousy. However, Mabel remains indifferent to his feelings. The narrative becomes increasingly complex as crooks weave their schemes, culminating in a fake emergency call for Roscoe's medical expertise.
Responding to the urgent summons, Roscoe rushes to a supposedly dying patient in a nearby town, only to discover it's a vacant house. Meanwhile, back at the mansion, a series of events unfolds. Mabel, unaware of Roscoe's misadventure, retreats to bed and encounters Al St. John, a burglar, hiding underneath. Her startled cries attract Jefferson to the scene, prompting the burglar to make a swift escape through a window.
Upon Roscoe's return, he finds Jefferson attempting to revive the fainting Mabel. Overwhelmed by fury, Roscoe engages in a series of physical confrontations, knocking Jefferson down repeatedly. In the ensuing chaos, Mabel, who has regained consciousness, faces Roscoe's wrath, resulting in a troubling altercation where he leaves her unconscious. However, Mabel awakens suddenly, armed with a gun and a fiery determination. She pursues Roscoe to the stairs, where he tumbles and somersaults halfway down before landing with a resounding thud.
In a surprising twist of compassion, Mabel takes pity on the fallen Roscoe. The animosities are set aside as they reconcile, embracing happiness once more in the midst of their eventful and tumultuous evening.
Director & Writer : Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle #roscoe
Starz:
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle
Mabel Normand #mabelnormand
William Jefferson #WilliamJefferson
Al St. John #AlStJohn
Joe Bordeaux #JoeBordeaux
Lloyd Peddrick #LloydPeddrick
Jimmy Bryant #JimmyBryant
Gilbert Ely #GilbergEly
Genres : Short, Comedy, Drama
Certificate : TV-G
Release date : January 30, 1916 (United States)
Country of origin : United States
Languages : None, English
Filming locations:Fort Lee, New Jersey, USA
Production company : Keystone Film Company #KeystoneFilmCompany
Runtime : 20 minutes
Sound mix : Silent
Aspect ratio : 1.33 : 1
Video Source : archive.org/details/27287_1411112400_s01_He_Did_and_He_Didnt
Credits : GM Latifzadeh
License Detail : PUBLIC DOMAIN MARK / “No Known Copyright”
This video has been colorized with great care, taking into consideration its availability in the public domain on archive.org. Extensive efforts were made to ensure compliance with copyright regulations, and no copyrighted material has been knowingly included.
If you believe that you have a legitimate claim to any part of this video, please contact me immediately. I am committed
In this lively tale, Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel Normand portray a blissful couple residing in an opulent mansion, with Roscoe assuming the role of a physician. The plot takes an interesting turn when Mabel's old school friend, William Jefferson, pays her a visit. Despite their innocent reminiscing, Roscoe misinterprets the situation, succumbing to a whirlwind of rage and jealousy. However, Mabel remains indifferent to his feelings. The narrative becomes increasingly complex as crooks weave their schemes, culminating in a fake emergency call for Roscoe's medical expertise.
Responding to the urgent summons, Roscoe rushes to a supposedly dying patient in a nearby town, only to discover it's a vacant house. Meanwhile, back at the mansion, a series of events unfolds. Mabel, unaware of Roscoe's misadventure, retreats to bed and encounters Al St. John, a burglar, hiding underneath. Her startled cries attract Jefferson to the scene, prompting the burglar to make a swift escape through a window.
Upon Roscoe's return, he finds Jefferson attempting to revive the fainting Mabel. Overwhelmed by fury, Roscoe engages in a series of physical confrontations, knocking Jefferson down repeatedly. In the ensuing chaos, Mabel, who has regained consciousness, faces Roscoe's wrath, resulting in a troubling altercation where he leaves her unconscious. However, Mabel awakens suddenly, armed with a gun and a fiery determination. She pursues Roscoe to the stairs, where he tumbles and somersaults halfway down before landing with a resounding thud.
In a surprising twist of compassion, Mabel takes pity on the fallen Roscoe. The animosities are set aside as they reconcile, embracing happiness once more in the midst of their eventful and tumultuous evening.
Director & Writer : Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle #roscoe
Starz:
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle
Mabel Normand #mabelnormand
William Jefferson #WilliamJefferson
Al St. John #AlStJohn
Joe Bordeaux #JoeBordeaux
Lloyd Peddrick #LloydPeddrick
Jimmy Bryant #JimmyBryant
Gilbert Ely #GilbergEly
Genres : Short, Comedy, Drama
Certificate : TV-G
Release date : January 30, 1916 (United States)
Country of origin : United States
Languages : None, English
Filming locations:Fort Lee, New Jersey, USA
Production company : Keystone Film Company #KeystoneFilmCompany
Runtime : 20 minutes
Sound mix : Silent
Aspect ratio : 1.33 : 1
Video Source : archive.org/details/27287_1411112400_s01_He_Did_and_He_Didnt
Credits : GM Latifzadeh
License Detail : PUBLIC DOMAIN MARK / “No Known Copyright”
This video has been colorized with great care, taking into consideration its availability in the public domain on archive.org. Extensive efforts were made to ensure compliance with copyright regulations, and no copyrighted material has been knowingly included.
If you believe that you have a legitimate claim to any part of this video, please contact me immediately. I am committed