Max Hates Cats

Year: 1913

Runtime: 12 mins

Comedy

Max is engaged to Jane, who dotes on her cat the way only true cat lovers can. She coos to it, lets it 'play' the piano – apparently a rendition of “Kitten on the Keys” – and Max can’t stand the feline. The short follows Max’s deadpan reactions throughout, ending with a solid gag delivering a classic punchline.

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