When her father objects to Ernesto Vaser -- after all, would you want your daughter to marry a slapstick comedian? -- and throws him out, his girlfriend suggests he sneak back in, disguising himself as a maid. Naturally, papa is enchanted.
Vaser is another European comic new to me, possibly because every clown was known by a different name in every country, and would also change his sobriquet when he changed studios; when I saw the title, I thought at first it was one of British Fred Evans' "Pimple" comedies I hadn't seen before. No, Vaser was in more than 100 short comedies in Italy. He's one of those comics who likes to keep the audience in on the gag by winking at them.
Vaser is another European comic new to me, possibly because every clown was known by a different name in every country, and would also change his sobriquet when he changed studios; when I saw the title, I thought at first it was one of British Fred Evans' "Pimple" comedies I hadn't seen before. No, Vaser was in more than 100 short comedies in Italy. He's one of those comics who likes to keep the audience in on the gag by winking at them.
