This collection includes five more Fatty Arbuckle shorts featuring a newcomer by the name of Buster Keaton in the cast. Arbuckle was among the most famous screen stars in the world when these two-reel comedies were released by          Paramount, who gave the star and director complete artistic freedom to lure him away from Keystone. Hiring Keaton was one of his first decisions and in Back Stage (1919), you can see the genius emerging within the new star. Good Night Nurse (1918) is a hilarious comic nightmare, complete with Fatty in nurse drag, cracking up Dr. Keaton. In Coney Island (1918), Arbuckle, his nephew Al St. John and Keaton vie for the heart of the same girl. The Rough House (1918) includes Arbuckle's "roll dance," the inspiration for a similar gag in Chaplin's masterpiece, The Gold Rush. Finally, The Garage (1920) is considered Buster's "spin-off" film, as he then went on to star in his own legendary films. All films have been digitally mastered from the best surviving materials. They are shown at correct          projection speeds with restored intertitles and color tinting, and new music   Roscoe Arbuckle---USA---1918-1920---121 mins.