14 July 1910 Fantasy, Comedy 7 mins
In a snowy Alpine district Max takes his first lessons in the art of skiing. He leaves the hotel with his skis fixed to his shoes, and his efforts and contortions to get through the door of his room are absurdly ludicrous. Finally he manages to get out and we see him making frantic efforts to maintain his equilibrium on the fairly gentle slope.
Watch the official Max Skiing 1910 trailer in HD below.
Max Linder Scenario Writer
Max Goes Ski-ing Trailer
France 15 July 1910
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24 December 1910
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