A Cigarette - That's All

In this silent short comedy, a man attempts to enjoy a cigarette amidst various social and practical obstacles. His efforts to light up and smoke are repeatedly thwarted by circumstances and the people around him, leading to a series of humorous mishaps. The film follows his escalating struggle to find a moment of simple pleasure.

As a very early silent film, specific critical reception from 1915 is scarce. However, it is recognized as part of the early output of Keystone Studios, known for its slapstick comedy, and features notable comedians of the era. Audiences of the time likely appreciated the physical comedy and the relatable, if exaggerated, premise.

• Features classic slapstick comedy routines characteristic of early Keystone films.

• Showcases the physical comedic talents of its well-known silent film stars.

• A simple premise executed with lighthearted charm and humorous situations.

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This film is part of the early output of Keystone Studios, which was instrumental in developing the slapstick genre and launching the careers of many silent film comedians.