His Busy Day

Year: 1918

Runtime: More mins

Language: English

Director: Hal Roach

Comedy

This two‑reel comedy stars Toto the clown performing his trademark slapstick antics. He begins by flirting in a park before wandering into a film studio, where he lands in trouble and makes a daring escape dressed as a girl. The chase carries him into a dance school and finally into a circus’s winter quarters, delivering a cascade of visual gags.

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