The Butcher Boy (1917)

Amid the lively atmosphere of a general store, customers and clerks share in playful antics. Roscoe emerges from the freezer donned in a fur coat, showcasing his skills with an impressive display of cleaver tossing. Meanwhile, Buster Keaton makes his debut, purchasing a pail of molasses, setting the stage for his future comedic brilliance. The charming chaos of the store captures a delightful snapshot of early 20th-century humor, blending physical comedy with a touch of whimsy that resonates throughout the film.