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| Daily Ardmoreite, 03-March-1921 |
100 years ago this month, Roscoe Arbuckle participated in a publicity stunt, standing on the chest of Tom Cameroni, who claimed to be the world's toughest man, while Cameroni lay shirtless on a bed of nails. Cameroni was not damaged.
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| Bonner's Ferry Herald, 29-March-1921 |
The Rex Theater in Bonner's Ferry, Idaho had a number of thrilling programs coming up, which included "Moonshine," one of Roscoe's short comedies for Comique.
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| Great Falls Tribune, 12-March-1921 |
Roscoe's feature film Brewster's Millions was playing at the Sexton in Great Falls, Montana. "The best picture Arbuckle ever made."
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| Indiana Daily Times, 26-March-1921 |
Roscoe's latest feature, The Dollar a Year Man played a full week at the Isis Theater in Indianapolis. The coin reads "In Laughs We Bust."
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| Moving Picture World, 04-July-1914 |
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