Tickled to Death
Mr. X. is so ticklish that even the thought of anything touching him has the effect of throwing him into paroxysms of laughter. Trying on gloves or being measured for a suit are exceptionally hard propositions for him, while being crazed by a lady's hat feather throws him on the ground and starts him rolling in a very laughable manner. Finally, when struck by an automobile and apparently killed, his wife brings him to life again by tickling the soles of his feet.
- 1909
- Other, Comedy
Mr. X. is so ticklish that even the thought of anything touching him has the effect of throwing him into paroxysms of laughter. Trying on gloves or being measured for a suit are exceptionally hard propositions for him, while being crazed by a lady's hat feather throws him on the ground and starts him rolling in a very laughable manner. Finally, when struck by an automobile and apparently killed, his wife brings him to life again by tickling the soles of his feet.