Oh Doctor! (1917 film)

Oh, Doctor! is a 1917 American silent comedy film directed by Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle. It stars Arbuckle alongside Buster Keaton, Alice Lake, and Al St. John. The film is a two-reel short produced by Comique Film Corporation and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The story revolves around Fatty's character, a wealthy hypochondriac, and the comedic situations he encounters as he seeks treatment from various doctors and ends up in a series of misadventures involving a lion, a wedding, and general slapstick mayhem. Oh, Doctor! is notable for showcasing the early talents of both Arbuckle and Keaton, and is considered a significant example of silent film era slapstick comedy. It's available for viewing in the public domain.