The Butcher Boy (1917)

Two men in drag sneak into a girls' boarding school. Roscoe Arbuckle's character frequently flashes his bloomers at other characters. There is very mild sexual innuendo involving the characters needing to undress for bed but not wishing to do so in front of characters of the opposite sex.

The young man and his girlfriend often sneak kisses.

Much slapstick violence, mostly in the form of falls and slapstick fighting.

None.

The main character's rival enlists two friends to try to kidnap the girl. The kidnap scene is played for slapstick but still involves three men grabbing a struggling girl and trying to carry her off from her bedroom, frightening the house mother and the other girls.