He Likes Things Upside Down (1913)

• 73%
• 1913
• Animation
• Comedy
• Émile Cohl

Snookums is being amused by the neighbor's kid next door, who gracefully stands on his head for minutes at a time. When he refuses to keep his position permanently, Snookums raises a holler. The Newlyweds are highly indignant at the neighbor's child for refusing to keep his head-standing position for the edification of Snookums. Newlywed stands on his head until he is black in the face, but is unable to maintain this position all the time. Poor Newlywed is at his wits' end, but finally a happy thought strikes him. His little Snookums shall have things upside down. He retires, and gracefully redonning his trousers in the reverse, sticks his hand through the bottom of his trousers and waves them as feet, for the enjoyment of Snookums, and the kid at last has things upside down.