The three giants of silent comedy, in and out of their iconic roles! Harold Lloyd plays his early screen character, Lonesome Luke, in “Luke's Movie Muddle” (1916), and his more familiar, all-American persona in “The Non-Stop Kid” (1918). See Buster Keaton before he became the Great Stoneface, laughing and cutting up with Al St. John and Fatty Arbuckle in “Coney Island” (1917), and in one of his greatest shorts, “The Boat” (1921). Charles Chaplin stars in a rough-and-tumble, Monty Python-esque drag performance in “A Busy Day” (1914), and as the beloved Little Tramp in “The Vagabond” (1917).