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Around the Bases is a 1927 comedy that blends college antics with baseball shenanigans, showcasing a lighthearted yet chaotic atmosphere. Wesley Ruggles directs with a playful touch, giving us this amusing tale of mistaken identity and youthful folly. Ed, stuck in his college room, dons a disguise that leads to a comical confrontation with Don. It's interesting how the film navigates themes of masculinity and rivalry, all set against the backdrop of sporty camaraderie. The pacing bounces along nicely, keeping the energy high, and the performances have a charming earnestness, especially in the slapstick moments. You can see the era's charm in the practical effects and physical comedy, offering a slice of 1920s collegiate life that's both entertaining and a bit silly.
Features college life and baseball themes. · Showcases the comedic stylings of the late 1920s. · Interesting take on identity and rivalry.
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