Hey, Pop!

In "Hey, Pop!", Roscoe Arbuckle's character loses his job in a restaurant while trying to protect a young boy from being sent to an orphanage. The short film employs classic slapstick comedy elements, showcasing Arbuckle's comedic talent and timing.

As a product of The Vitaphone Corporation and Warner Bros. Pictures, this film is a notable example of early 1930s cinema. It features a cast that includes Billy Hayes, Herschel Mayall, and Florence Auer, contributing to the film's humor and charm. Collectors of early sound films and slapstick comedies will find this title interesting due to its brief yet impactful storytelling and the performances of its cast, particularly the legendary Fatty Arbuckle.