The Cat's Out

In this short film, a hobo named Buster is trying to make his way in the world, encountering various obstacles and mishaps along the way. His journey is filled with physical comedy and the characteristic charm of silent film.

As a Buster Keaton short from his later period, 'The Cat's Out' is generally seen as a minor work in his filmography. While it contains elements of his signature physical comedy, it often doesn't reach the heights of his earlier features or shorts, though it's still appreciated by fans of the genre for its historical context.

• A charming but slight entry in Keaton's later career.

• Showcases Keaton's physical comedy, though less inventive than his earlier work.

• A historical curiosity for silent film enthusiasts.

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Buster Keaton's career saw a decline in creative control and critical reception during the early sound era, and many of his short films from this period are less well-known than his silent masterpieces.