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| ~Fatty and Mabel's Simple Life~ 1915 |
| Directed by: Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle |
| ~Cast~ Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle ... Roscoe Mabel Normand ... Mabel Al St. John ... The Squire's Son Josef Swickard ... Mabel's Father Joe Bordeaux ... Farm Hand Ted Edwards ... Minister Phyllis Allen ... The Bride Billy Gilbert ... The Groom Bobby Dunn ... The Village Cop |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Keystone Film Corporation Distribution Company: Mutual Film Producer: Mack Sennett Length: 2 Reels Runtime: 24 Minutes Released: January 18, 1915 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
incidentally, in the picturesque and unpopulated hills due east of a small town called Hollywood.
Mabel Normand is the daughter of a farmer; Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle is a farmhand. They play Today
those hills are completely covered by the lower-middle-class homes of Echo Park and Silverlake).
Mabel's father owes a squire a lot of money, but the squire will forgive the debt if Mabel marries his
son (Al St. John). Mabel wants to marry funster Fatty. As generally happens in Keystone comedies, a
chase ensues -- this one includes an unmanned car which has a mind of its own. Love, however,
prevails in the face of adversity...and in the face of runaway cars, cops and a very inconveniently
placed well.
Plot Synopsis by Janiss Garza, AllMovie.com
Mabel Normand is the daughter of a farmer; Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle is a farmhand. They play Today
those hills are completely covered by the lower-middle-class homes of Echo Park and Silverlake).
Mabel's father owes a squire a lot of money, but the squire will forgive the debt if Mabel marries his
son (Al St. John). Mabel wants to marry funster Fatty. As generally happens in Keystone comedies, a
chase ensues -- this one includes an unmanned car which has a mind of its own. Love, however,
prevails in the face of adversity...and in the face of runaway cars, cops and a very inconveniently
placed well.
Plot Synopsis by Janiss Garza, AllMovie.com
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