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| Moving Picture World, 17-August-1918 |
One of the highlights of Roscoe Arbuckle's "The Cook" is Buster Keaton's Egyptian dance.
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| Moving Picture World, 03-August-1918 |
"...so successful in the past months as box office attractions that the number of productions have been increased from eight to ten a year."
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| Moving Picture World, 10-August-1918 |
The Comique Company moved to the Diando studios in Glendale. Lou Anger introduced Roscoe to Buster.
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| Moving Picture World, 10-August-1918 |
"The Cook" is one of the best Arbuckle-Keaton-Al St John-Luke the Dog.
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| Moving Picture World, 24-August-1918 |
Roscoe served tea at San Francisco's California Theater to raise money for the Red Cross.
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| Moving Picture World, 31-August-1918 |
The move to the Diando studio was only temporary.
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| Moving Picture World, 31-August-1918 |
Meanwhile, Buster was on his way to service in the US Army. More about Buster going to war:
https://bigvriotsquad.blogspot.com/2018/02/buster-keaton-goes-to-war-february-12.html
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