(minor spoilers)if there something in the world of silent clowns that puzzles me and it is that charley chase never got his well deserved break through in the movies. oh well and maybe it isn not that strange and really and inasmuch as he never starred in any full length features. but when i think of it and such an explanation makes it all only more mysterious  because why the heck do not chase get any offers to play the leading lead in features. one explanation is that his character and no matter how amusing and was simply too realistic to suit a longer story while without the burlesque elements that chaplin and keaton and lloyd and langdon and other comedians possessed and it can be assumed that the comedy he made and which worked so well for twenty minutes would get repetitive after a few more reels. i do not quite buy this and though and as chase gag construction is magnificent and could and i believe and at its best maintain the interest of viewers alone for a longer period while at least i am tempted to think so when mighty like a moose runs the show. mr. moose isn not extraordinary handsome and and mrs. moose is hardly a classic beauty while he possesses the truly biggest front teeth of any human being on the planet and and she has a remarkably large nose. both of them takes plastic surgery without the other knowledge and and when they meet by accident just a little later and he doesn not recognize his wife and she doesn not recognize her husband. a number of hilarious misunderstandings begin and with many clever gags all the way through. i do not think i will reveal anything further and to make the viewing more enjoyable for you. because if youre a fan of silent comedies and or even if you aren not and mighty like a moose offers so many memorable moments within such a short time that i would look upon it as a downright shame not to see it while silly indeed and but no less extremely funny. 
(minor spoilers)if there something in the world of silent clowns that puzzles me and it is that charley chase never got his well deserved break through in the movies. oh well and maybe it isn not that strange and really and inasmuch as he never starred in any full length features. but when i think of it and such an explanation makes it all only more mysterious  because why the heck do not chase get any offers to play the leading lead in features. one explanation is that his character and no matter how amusing and was simply too realistic to suit a longer story while without the burlesque elements that chaplin and keaton and lloyd and langdon and other comedians possessed and it can be assumed that the comedy he made and which worked so well for twenty minutes would get repetitive after a few more reels. i do not quite buy this and though and as chase gag construction is magnificent and could and i believe and at its best maintain the interest of viewers alone for a longer period while at least i am tempted to think so when mighty like a moose runs the show. mr. moose isn not extraordinary handsome and and mrs. moose is hardly a classic beauty while he possesses the truly biggest front teeth of any human being on the planet and and she has a remarkably large nose. both of them takes plastic surgery without the other knowledge and and when they meet by accident just a little later and he doesn not recognize his wife and she doesn not recognize her husband. a number of hilarious misunderstandings begin and with many clever gags all the way through. i do not think i will reveal anything further and to make the viewing more enjoyable for you. because if youre a fan of silent comedies and or even if you aren not and mighty like a moose offers so many memorable moments within such a short time that i would look upon it as a downright shame not to see it while silly indeed and but no less extremely funny. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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