Now that we’re a little over halfway through Comique Month, I wanted to pause and give a nod to mighty little Luke the dog, Roscoe Arbuckle’s canine sidekick and one of silent comedy’s most talented animal stars–to be precise, one of its most talented stuntanimals.
This might be my favorite photo of Roscoe Arbuckle and his “plucky pup” Luke, circa about 1920. Talk about giving you warm old-timey fuzzies. Happy Tuesday everyone!
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