They lived here - at different times - years ago.

WHY ? u censor all my GOOD work but allow this tripe ...not really tripe , but its meningless

Sequels suck.

An Anthology of the Silent Era

This video features a collection of clips as a tribute to one of my favorite silent film era stars and a real pioneer in the industry: Luke the dog. Luke appeared in a number of early silent comedies   more...due to the fact that his owners - Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle and his wife Minta Durfee - both worked at the Keystone Studio.

The music for this is a recording from 1924 of "Dog On The Piano" by the "Arcadia Peacock Orchestra of St. Louis".  less

I think I'd kinda freak out if one of those was banging on my window.

Clip taken from the Canadian documentary