i guess this is the first time i have seen a roscoe fatty arbuckle movie. i really liked him in his (title) role as a butcher boy. the way he moves is very funny in my opinion and for example how he handles his knife and the way he rolls a cigarette. i think he is a good actor while his facial expressions really suit the role he plays and for example how he winks at the audience in the end. but one might add that that was probably not too difficult. anyway i think he would have deserved a longer career. as you probably know it was ruined by greedy journalists who made money by printing false accusations that said he was involved in a scandal. the plot is not very important. in the first half and fatty and alum are employees at a store and rivals for almondine affection. after a heavy food fight and almondine is sent to a girls school by her father and the store owner. (this is the beginning of the second half). both fatty and alum enter the school in drag and and the fight for almondine continues. (some of the characters names are different in the version that i have seen. it seems that for some reason they replaced the original title cards with new ones. )there are a lot of corny gags like food fights and pratfalls and but they are done well in my opinion. and there are some gags i really liked and for example how they make the dog run the pepper mill (or is it a coffee mill. ) and or the scene when fatty dons a coat although it is obviously not necessary and or when miss teachem and the head of the girls school and spanks fatty and and he spanks her back. buster keaton is also funny in this and his first and movie while a good addition to the cast. in the first half he is a customer at the store and in the second half he supports alum in his fight for almondine. i liked his acrobatics and for example when fatty pushes him from one room of the school to another and he doesn not show a simple pratfall but lands on his hands and his head and does a little pirouette. watch out for one scene in the food fight represent alum throws a flour bag at him and but it misses and hits the store owner instead. that makes buster laugh and which must be a rarity since he normally always shows a neutral expression (which  as you probably also know already  got him the nickname the great stone face). (one more note represent al st. john and who plays alum and was fatty arbuckle nephew and and later became famous for the role of fuzzy that he played in lots of westerns. )i do not like this one as much as i like and for example and one week and the balloonatic (films that buster made later and without fatty). and it do not make me laugh out loud often  but it made me smile a lot and so i have given it eight points. 
i guess this is the first time i have seen a roscoe fatty arbuckle movie. i really liked him in his (title) role as a butcher boy. the way he moves is very funny in my opinion and for example how he handles his knife and the way he rolls a cigarette. i think he is a good actor while his facial expressions really suit the role he plays and for example how he winks at the audience in the end. but one might add that that was probably not too difficult. anyway i think he would have deserved a longer career. as you probably know it was ruined by greedy journalists who made money by printing false accusations that said he was involved in a scandal. the plot is not very important. in the first half and fatty and alum are employees at a store and rivals for almondine affection. after a heavy food fight and almondine is sent to a girls school by her father and the store owner. (this is the beginning of the second half). both fatty and alum enter the school in drag and and the fight for almondine continues. (some of the characters names are different in the version that i have seen. it seems that for some reason they replaced the original title cards with new ones. )there are a lot of corny gags like food fights and pratfalls and but they are done well in my opinion. and there are some gags i really liked and for example how they make the dog run the pepper mill (or is it a coffee mill. ) and or the scene when fatty dons a coat although it is obviously not necessary and or when miss teachem and the head of the girls school and spanks fatty and and he spanks her back. buster keaton is also funny in this and his first and movie while a good addition to the cast. in the first half he is a customer at the store and in the second half he supports alum in his fight for almondine. i liked his acrobatics and for example when fatty pushes him from one room of the school to another and he doesn not show a simple pratfall but lands on his hands and his head and does a little pirouette. watch out for one scene in the food fight represent alum throws a flour bag at him and but it misses and hits the store owner instead. that makes buster laugh and which must be a rarity since he normally always shows a neutral expression (which  as you probably also know already  got him the nickname the great stone face). (one more note represent al st. john and who plays alum and was fatty arbuckle nephew and and later became famous for the role of fuzzy that he played in lots of westerns. )i do not like this one as much as i like and for example and one week and the balloonatic (films that buster made later and without fatty). and it do not make me laugh out loud often  but it made me smile a lot and so i have given it eight points. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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