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* DIYDentistry: Buster's buddy tries to pull Buster's sore tooth by tying it to a doorknob. He [[DoorDumb opens the door the wrong way]], but Buster pulls it out himself when he slams the door in annoyance.
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In this 1920 two-reeler, Creator/BusterKeaton and ''Joe Roberts'' are farmhands and rival suitors for farmer's daughter Creator/SybilSeely. When an incident with a threshing machine leaves Buster undressed, he steals the clothes off a scarecrow. HilarityEnsues.
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''The Scarecrow'' is a 1920
Buster and another farmhand are
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* TheCastShowoff: Buster, always. Particularly of note here when he walks on his hands and runs around and around on top of narrow walls with no trouble.
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* CockFight: Buster and Joe are fighting over the farmer's daughter.
* CoinOnAStringTrick: Buster tricks the gas meter with a dime on a string.
* CoinOnAStringTrick: Buster tricks the gas meter with a dime on a string.
* FatAndSkinny: Joe and Buster.
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* LostInTheMaize: Buster manages to throw off his two pursuers in a field of maize.
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* ScaryScarecrows, parodied
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* StrippingTheScarecrow: Buster steals clothes off a scarecrow after his own clothes are torn off by a hay-baling machine.
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* FakeRabies: Buster runs frantically from a dog that at a cream pie.
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** Sybil, after getting kissed by the "scarecrow."
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** Sybil, after getting kissed by the "scarecrow.""scarecrow" and escaping across the stream, looks back, and then shoots a suspicious glance at the camera.
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* ChaseSceneChaseScene: A long chase in which Buster's roommate and the girl's father attempt to stop the girl and Buster from getting married.
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* LiteralAssKickingLiteralAssKicking: In one scene the girl's father tries to kick her in the butt but misses and falls.
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* LoveTriangleLoveTriangle: Buster and Buster's roommate both are after the girl.
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* QuickNipQuickNip: The farmer keeps a flask in the scarecrow's pocket for a quick nip. Buster has one after he finds this out.
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SynchronizedMorningRoutine: Buster and Joe's intricate ballet as they get up.
*TrapDoorTrapDoor: There's a trap door in the middle of the house for the garbage.
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In this 1920 two-reeler, BusterKeaton Creator/BusterKeaton and Creator/JoeRoberts are farmhands and rival suitors for farmer's daughter Creator/SybilSeely. When an incident with a threshing machine leaves Buster undressed, he steals the clothes off a scarecrow. HilarityEnsues.
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[[caption-width-right:250:Buster and Luke the Dog]]
In this 1920 two-reeler, BusterKeaton and Joe Roberts are farmhands and rival suitors for farmer's daughter Sybil Seely. When an incident with a threshing machine leaves Buster undressed, he steals the clothes off a scarecrow. HilarityEnsues.
This film is in the public domain and can be viewed in its entirety at [[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6172577396363028922 Google Video.]]
Not to be confused with the {{Batman}} villain, the WizardOfOz character, or the 1983 Soviet film ''{{Scarecrow}}''.
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!!"The Scarecrow" provides examples of:
* AccidentalMarriage: Sybil runs across Buster as he's getting up from tying a shoe, putting him in the classic one-knee marriage proposal pose. Cue intertitle: "This is so sudden." Luckily, he wants to marry her.
* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: Did that dog just climb a ladder? And descend a ladder, headfirst?
* AmusingInjuries
* AsideGlance
** Buster's double-handed farewell kiss to the audience before falling backward off a wall.
** Sybil, after getting kissed by the "scarecrow."
* BestialityIsDepraved: Invoked by the intertitle, "He's running away to get married with your horse."
* BookcasePassage: The bathtub/sofa.
* TheCastShowoff: Buster, always. Particularly of note here when he walks on his hands and runs around and around on top of narrow walls with no trouble.
* ChaseScene
* ClothingDamage: Going through a thresher [[{{Fanservice}} leaves Buster in his undershirt, boxers, and shoes]].
* ConveyorBeltODoom: Buster is accidentally fed into a thresher.
* CueTheSun: Parodied. An inter-title reading "Slowly and majestically the sun steals gradually over the hill-tops" is followed by the sun shooting straight up from the horizon and then hanging in place.
* DoubleTake: Buster stares at the preacher, then glances up as if wondering whether the man fell from the sky.
* {{Fainting}}: The girl, upon seeing Buster in his underthings.
* {{Fanservice}}: Hellooooo, shirtless Buster!
* HeroStoleMyBike: Specifically, a horse and a motorcycle with sidecar.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Buster momentarily pulls this on his rival and the girl's father
* LiteralAssKicking
* LookBothWays: Subverted. The preacher hit by Buster's motorcycle not only survives, he agrees to perform a marriage ceremony on the go.
* LoveTriangle
* NobodyHereButUsStatues: Or in this case, scarecrows.
* QuickNip
* RubeGoldbergDevice: Buster and Joe's house is full of them.
* ScaryScarecrows, parodied
* SuperMultiPurposeRoom: "All the rooms in this house are in one room."
* SwissArmyWeapon: In this case, Swiss Army '''furnishings''' -- record player/stove/oven, refrigerator/bookcase, rolltop desk/sink, bathtub/sofa, Murphy bed/piano.
* SynchronizedMorningRoutine
* TrapDoor
* WalkOnWater: Subverted. In order to ford a river without soaking his shoes, Buster crosses it by ''walking on his hands'' ... only to fall over just before reaching the far side. Moments later, the pursuing rival finds the one deep spot and falls in over his head.
* WithThisRing: Buster gives her a lug nut.
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[[caption-width-right:250:Buster and Luke the Dog]]
In this 1920 two-reeler, BusterKeaton and Joe Roberts are farmhands and rival suitors for farmer's daughter Sybil Seely. When an incident with a threshing machine leaves Buster undressed, he steals the clothes off a scarecrow. HilarityEnsues.
This film is in the public domain and can be viewed in its entirety at [[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6172577396363028922 Google Video.]]
Not to be confused with the {{Batman}} villain, the WizardOfOz character, or the 1983 Soviet film ''{{Scarecrow}}''.
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!!"The Scarecrow" provides examples of:
* AccidentalMarriage: Sybil runs across Buster as he's getting up from tying a shoe, putting him in the classic one-knee marriage proposal pose. Cue intertitle: "This is so sudden." Luckily, he wants to marry her.
* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: Did that dog just climb a ladder? And descend a ladder, headfirst?
* AmusingInjuries
* AsideGlance
** Buster's double-handed farewell kiss to the audience before falling backward off a wall.
** Sybil, after getting kissed by the "scarecrow."
* BestialityIsDepraved: Invoked by the intertitle, "He's running away to get married with your horse."
* BookcasePassage: The bathtub/sofa.
* TheCastShowoff: Buster, always. Particularly of note here when he walks on his hands and runs around and around on top of narrow walls with no trouble.
* ChaseScene
* ClothingDamage: Going through a thresher [[{{Fanservice}} leaves Buster in his undershirt, boxers, and shoes]].
* ConveyorBeltODoom: Buster is accidentally fed into a thresher.
* CueTheSun: Parodied. An inter-title reading "Slowly and majestically the sun steals gradually over the hill-tops" is followed by the sun shooting straight up from the horizon and then hanging in place.
* DoubleTake: Buster stares at the preacher, then glances up as if wondering whether the man fell from the sky.
* {{Fainting}}: The girl, upon seeing Buster in his underthings.
* {{Fanservice}}: Hellooooo, shirtless Buster!
* HeroStoleMyBike: Specifically, a horse and a motorcycle with sidecar.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Buster momentarily pulls this on his rival and the girl's father
* LiteralAssKicking
* LookBothWays: Subverted. The preacher hit by Buster's motorcycle not only survives, he agrees to perform a marriage ceremony on the go.
* LoveTriangle
* NobodyHereButUsStatues: Or in this case, scarecrows.
* QuickNip
* RubeGoldbergDevice: Buster and Joe's house is full of them.
* ScaryScarecrows, parodied
* SuperMultiPurposeRoom: "All the rooms in this house are in one room."
* SwissArmyWeapon: In this case, Swiss Army '''furnishings''' -- record player/stove/oven, refrigerator/bookcase, rolltop desk/sink, bathtub/sofa, Murphy bed/piano.
* SynchronizedMorningRoutine
* TrapDoor
* WalkOnWater: Subverted. In order to ford a river without soaking his shoes, Buster crosses it by ''walking on his hands'' ... only to fall over just before reaching the far side. Moments later, the pursuing rival finds the one deep spot and falls in over his head.
* WithThisRing: Buster gives her a lug nut.
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