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| Moving Picture World, 20-July-1918 |
Roscoe Arbuckle appears with his friends and partners, Buster Keaton and Al St John in "Good Night Nurse."
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| Moving Picture World, 20-July-1918 |
Roscoe spends the first reel trying to get home in a rainstorm. In the second reel, he gets sick, so his wife sends him to a sanitorium with lots of pretty nurses.
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| Motion Picture News, 06-July-1918 |
This exhibitor is not amused.
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| Motion Picture News, 20-July-1918 |
Roscoe spent part of the movie in drag.
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| Motion Picture News, 13-July-1918 |
Just as WH Productions was rereleasing Charlie Chaplin's Keystones, they also rereleased Roscoe's Keystones. That is a terrible picture of Roscoe.
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| Motion Picture News, 27-July-1918 |
The Bee-Hive Exchange, which also released Billy West's imitation Chaplin comedies, rereleased Roscoe's one-reelers.
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| Motion Picture News, 20-July-1918 |
Roscoe and his team had to rush through shooting "The Cook" because Buster had been drafted.
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| Motion Picture News, 27-July-1918 |
Comique planned to release ten comedies for the next season.
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