01 January 1925 Animated 6 mins
Bonzo goes to work in an old curiosity shop. He ends up flying out of the shop thanks to the spring of a clock turning into a propellor. He becomes trapped on a chimney, plays a joke on a sleeping man with two alarm clocks, then lands on a policeman.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1925
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