I submitted the following but never heard back and it obviously hasn't been corrected as of Aug. 30, 2006.
(11 Apr 2006 12:15:45 PM)
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URL: http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0011521/
Hi,
You're showing a cover of a movie called "The Cook" when this movie was
actually called "Number, Please". Thanks.
I think there is nothing wrong shown. Because its such a short movie(20-30 minutes) I think it would maybe be included in the same DVD as The Cook, so probably it is showing that DVD cover.
"After all, TOMORROW is ANOTHER DAY"
You're right. They're showing the cover of the DVD that "Number, Please?" is available on. The other two movies are pretty good as well. The first, "The Cook", is a restored Arbuckle/Keaton short that was thought lost until 1998; it shows Arbuckle doing an early version of the harem dance that Buster later made his own as the "Princess Raja" dance, and you can see Buster laughing and smiling. The second, "A Reckless Romeo", is an Arbuckle short in which his mashing in the park gets filmed by a newsreel camerman and played at a movie he's bringing his wife and mother-in-law to. It was the only Arbuckle film I've seen to date without Keaton, and it was surprising how much plot it had for an Arbuckle film.
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