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* [[Did Not Get the Girl]]
* [[Did Not Get the Girl]]
* [[Downer Ending]]
* [[Downer Ending]]
* [[Dressing As the Enemy]]
* [[Dressing as the Enemy]]
* [[Hot Pursuit]]
* [[Hot Pursuit]]
* [[Irony]]: "Maybe he was arrested for speeding."
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* [[Short Con]]
* [[Short Con]]
* [[Spurned Into Suicide]] (Implied)
* [[Spurned Into Suicide]] (Implied)
* [[Suicide By Cop]] (Implied)
* [[Suicide by Cop]] (Implied)
* [[Tap On the Head]]
* [[Tap on the Head]]
* [[Under Crank]]: Used sporadically in the big [[Chase Scene]].
* [[Under Crank]]: Used sporadically in the big [[Chase Scene]].
* [[Vehicle Vanish]]: Buster grabs a passing truck with one hand. It happens in plain sight of the camera, but it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment.
* [[Vehicle Vanish]]: Buster grabs a passing truck with one hand. It happens in plain sight of the camera, but it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment.

Revision as of 13:03, 9 April 2014

F-- tha police

In this 1922 short, Buster Keaton is trying to become a successful businessman in order to woo the mayor's daughter (Virginia Fox), but unwittingly gets into a series of steadily escalating mishaps with members of the LAPD. Eventually he wanders into a policemen's parade, obliviously tosses a bomb into the crowd, and ends up chased by the entire police force.

This film is in the public domain and may be viewed in its entirety at Google Video.


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