Plagues And Puppy Love

This film features a typical Keystone farce, revolving around humorous antics in a park. The plot centers on Florence Curtis, who is pursued by four distinct characters, including a wealthy man, a moustachioed Italian, a derby-wearing tough, and a large-footed cop. Larry Semon plays a key role as he adds to the comedic chaos.

At just nine minutes long, Plagues And Puppy Love captures the essence of early 20th-century comedy with its slapstick humor. Produced by the Vitagraph Company of America, this film reflects the playful and zany spirit characteristic of silent short films from that time. It's a snapshot of the genre that can appeal to collectors of silent cinema and those interested in the comedic style of the period.