Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle once ruled the world as the King of Comedy during the silent era. It was Fatty Arbuckle who initiated pie-throwing and costuming as women which nearly every slapstick comedian including Red Skelton, the Marx Brothers, Milton Berle and the Three Stooges used in their routines much later on. Roscoe Arbuckle, the highest-grossing slapstick comedian of his day; and who discovered Buster Keaton, Bob Hope, and mentored Charlie Chaplin (who wore Fatty's pants as the Little Tramp), lost his crown owing to a scandal, a set-up among Political junkies, Prostitutes, and Hollywood Moguls wanting to dethrone him. While he sang "Jerusalem, the Holy City," the political cavalry came to take him down. It is a heartbreaking story, and while the king can no longer take back his crown, for time has been kindest to others, get to know Roscoe Arbuckle who will always be Silent Royalty...the true