Billy West -- in his Chaplin gear -- Monty Banks, Mack Swain, and Leo White are out hunting. They meet up with pretty girls, who promise to canoodle with the first man who bring them a white rabbit. Soon there are plush bunnies being thrown into the frame from every side.
Harry Mann and Larry Semon are sometimes credited as being in this Bullseye comedy, but there is no sign of either, and Semon was working for Vitagraph for a couple of years before and after this movie. In any case, under the direction of Charley Chase, this is a silly little comedy, remarkable mostly for .... well, it's not remarkable at all. It looks like they set out with the four comics and a bunch of bathing beauties and hoped for some ad libbed nonsense. There's a bit of it, but it's not laugh-out-loud funny.
Harry Mann and Larry Semon are sometimes credited as being in this Bullseye comedy, but there is no sign of either, and Semon was working for Vitagraph for a couple of years before and after this movie. In any case, under the direction of Charley Chase, this is a silly little comedy, remarkable mostly for .... well, it's not remarkable at all. It looks like they set out with the four comics and a bunch of bathing beauties and hoped for some ad libbed nonsense. There's a bit of it, but it's not laugh-out-loud funny.
