His Wedding Night

His Wedding Night is a 1917 American two-reel silent comedy film written, directed by, and starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle.

Plot
Arbuckle portrays a lazy and dishonest store clerk who gets into various slap-stick situations, such as drugging customers with chloroform-laced perfume and tussling with a donkey. He proposes to his boss's daughter, Alice, but faces competition from another employee, Al. When Alice spurns Al's proposal, chaos ensues. Later, in a ploy to kidnap Alice and force her to marry him, he accidentally rides off with the delivery boy (Buster Keaton). Unaware of the mix-up, Arbuckle attempts to rescue her, nearly paying a justice of the peace to wed him to Keaton in the process. The film concludes with Arbuckle marrying Alice, then drugging the justice of the peace with the chloroform-laced perfume to recover his money.

Cast

 * Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle as Drugstore soda clerk
 * Al St. John as Rival Suitor
 * Buster Keaton as Delivery Boy
 * Alice Mann as Alice
 * Arthur Earle
 * Jimmy Bryant
 * Josephine Stevens as Lady Customer
 * Alice Lake
 * Natalie Talmadge as Pretty lady in the car (uncredited)