Max and the Statue

Year: 1912

Runtime: 10 mins

Comedy

Max visits a costume shop to find an outfit for a party and is drawn to a suit of armor, which he buys. He arrives at the celebration, drinks heavily, and collapses unconscious still clad in the armor. Meanwhile, a museum prepares that same suit for a new exhibit, but it disappears. The staff unwittingly place the passed‑out Max, still in armor, on display as the missing piece.

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