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"Fatty" in Coney Island (1917)

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Uploaded by on Oct 23, 2007

A Classic comedy featuring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle and Buster Keaton.
This Part features Beautiful Luna Park in 1917.

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  • Seriouly, what happened to all these rides, and attractions that Coney use to have? why was it taken down?

  • Blame Thor Equities and Joe Sitt  for what you saw in Coney, Please don't let first impressions scare you from Coney. Give Coney time She'll come around again. Unless Joe Sitt builds a Mall. Come down and Join me in Coney Friday Night, watch the fireworks and feel that old time Magic.

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  • Messed up what happened to Fatty. He was ruined by a lying wench and an unscrupulous DA. This was one of his best shorts, though. It's not in this clip, but later on in this film, Buster becomes a life guard and does a mean standing backflip. He was athletic as hell.

  • Okay, DUMBASS, he did not rape and kill her. If you actually knew anything about Arbuckle and the case you wouldn't be saying such things.

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  • WARRRRRRRIORRRRRS! COME OUT TO PLAY

  • light up a fatty

    and watch some buster keaton!

  • THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS.....

  • This silent film, like almost all of the ones we see today, is most likely presented at the wrong speed. I'm not blaming anyone who posts these old films. Silent films were, ostensibly, recorded at 16 frames per second, while modern sound films were (and >are<) recorded at 24 fps. That's why silent movies look so frantic and unnatural. Except, "some scenes were intentionally undercranked during shooting to accelerate the action—particularly for comedies and action films." (Wikipedia).

    F Brep

  • @Amaranth

    Seriouly (Seriously), Luna Park was destroyed by fires in 1944. It wasn't rebuilt. I wish I could have seen it.

    F Brep

  • hey mac lets get a lemonade

  • @CrazyCleatus420 some of these people could easily have still been alive into the 1970s

  • Just because it wasn't proven doesn't mean he didn't do it, of course it doesn't mean he did. OJ was found not guilty but you know he did it.

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