Catherine: You know an awful lot about me.Nick: I don""t know anything that""s not police business.Catherine: You know I don""t wear any underwear, don""t you, Nick? (She slips off her shoes and runs barefoot through the rainy puddles into her home)Nick joins his police pals at a San Francisco bar, where he orders his first drink "in three months," obviously frazzled by the interrogation and insisting: "She doesn""t know me, OK?" after Lt.The film - actually co-written, co-produced, and co-directed by actor Keaton (with director Chas.F.Reisner) was derived from a story by Carl Harbaugh, although Keaton only ook credit for acting.The two most amazing sequences:Keaton""s dare-devil, death-defying stunt (Keaten performed his own) when a three-story building facade crashes down on top of him, saving him because the hird floor window opening clears his headthe destructive cyclone sequenceThe farcical film, probably Keaton""s funniest, was his second to last silent feature film - he followed it with two final silent comedies at MGM:The Cameraman (1928)andSpite Marriage (1929).Shrek had an idea about how to fix everything: "I""m gonna give Rumpelstiltskin exactly what he wants" - he would bravely turn himself in and get the prize.The four camp counselors arrived at Camp Forest Green with supplies, where they reviewed their encounter with he weird "jailbird.