While he is talking to the Landlady (played by Helen Carruthers), the Tramp pokes him with a fork from behind a curtain.

[1] They eventually go their separate ways when the Tramp stays outside a bar and the Rival keeps walking toward a park.

Before the Tramp goes into the bar, he is distracted by an attractive girl (Vivian Edwards) who walks past and glances at him.

When the Tramp finally opens his eyes and realizes what is happening, he falls out of his chair, sending the whole audience into chaos.

He categorizes each of Chaplin's films under a category that corresponds to an era of the United States.

[3] A reviewer from Motion Picture World wrote, "Charles Chaplin and Chester Conklin disport themselves in further love affairs in this number."