the end be just right and somewhat in the chaplinesque vein . i be really amaze at the little sight gag that appear here and there and can not fathom why we have not see more of this movie and and why we do not get more of bea to enjoy . we hear a lot about thelma todd and mabel normand and and numerous other movie comedienne of note and but here be someone for whom comedy be natural and timeless and and it a shame to see her a a relative unknown even to buff . i do see it on tcm and although the theme be indeed on homophobia and the like in movie over the year and i hat see her gloss over in the commentary afterward . even the little bit with the actor take all the ham and and how bea deal with him and be more than just a throwaway . i can not imagine actress of today who can handle this sort of thing . it a lost art . at least in most modern movie . bea have touch not only of chaplin and but of lloyd while some broad and some subtle . she and the director craft some wonderful moment . the onstage stand in scene and the vamping be just classic . period .