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| Exhibitors' Herald, 26-October-2018 |
"Any statements to the effect that Roscoe ("fatty") Arbuckle does not personally write and direct his own pictures are false."
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| Moving Picture World, 05-October-1918 |
Roscoe made a one reeler to promote Liberty Bonds to pay for the war. I think Chaplin's "The Bond" is the only film of this type that survives.
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| Motion Picture News, 19-October-1918 |
Roscoe's western, "The Sheriff," was made while Buster Keaton was in the army.
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| Motion Picture Magazine, October, 1918 |
An unusually dapper portrait of Buster's nephew and co-star, Al St John.
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