He Would a Hunting Go

This short film features Count Chicori being chased by a bear during his stay at a hunting lodge, presenting a humorous take on a classic hunt scenario. With a runtime of just 14 minutes, it encapsulates the brief yet impactful storytelling typical of early comedies.

Directed by George Nichols and produced by the Keystone Film Company, this film includes performances from notable actors such as Roscoe Arbuckle and Hank Mann. Its comedic premise, involving a sheriff and a bear, adds to its appeal for fans of the genre and the era. Collectors may appreciate the film's representation of early 20th-century humor and its connection to the silent film movement.