It seems that Mr. Deezen is obsessed with these "Beatles" - remember, I hold a master's degree in psychology...

What I found disappointing about this film is that there is no mention at all of rust, and its impact on all modern machinery - I think Mr. Chaplin missed an opportunity to enlighten the world as to what a menace rust constitutes.

I had always hoped my manuscript "Fun With Ferns" would take off like Callie's did, but it never got the chance...

Movies like this made me feel a bit better about not being able to see a movie for most of the sixties...

This was the last film I saw before my involuntary sabbatical from going to see films - I found it mildly amusing.

Many well known character actors were just like Bess until they were cast in a single iconic role...

Great job, Eddie - I think you did a great job of "painting the picture".

The Zeppo movies are much better than what came after.

I was going to comment on this yesterday, but I fell asleep right after dinner...

Neatorama and Eddie have outdone themselves with this informative article.

I never enjoyed these fellows - or comedy in general - it is much too frivolous.

That said, they do remind me a bit of my friends Willy & Jonas.

I concur!

Another example of the hazards of indoor living. Indoor living is unhealthy for many reasons - in my experience, the best way to stay healthy is to spend as much time outdoors as possible - preferably in a tropical clime.

I have never understood why they are called "Hot Dogs", but then again I have always had trouble with slang and colloquialisms - for example, an actress friend was always telling me that she "wanted to get her hands on my hot dog" - it took me years to realize that she was not talking about food...

That's the great thing about being a union teacher with tenure - it's really hard for them to fire you. I once took a three-month sabbatical to write a book, came back 15 years late, and they still didn't fire me. Not only that, my shop steward got me 15 years of back pay.