Crazy Like a Fox

The plot centers around two wealthy capitalists who wish to marry off their children, despite the children's objections. The daughter attempts to escape and unexpectedly meets the son at a train station, leading to a romantic connection without revealing their true identities. They each devise plans to thwart their parents' intentions.

As a comedy from the silent film era, Crazy Like a Fox offers a glimpse into the early days of cinematic humor. Its blend of slapstick and romantic misadventures makes it a notable piece of film history. Collectors will appreciate the film's preservation by the Academy Film Archive, ensuring its legacy continues in the realm of physical media.

Available on DVD, this short film is an interesting addition for fans of classic comedies and those who appreciate the work of Hal Roach Studios. The stellar cast, including Oliver Hardy, adds to its appeal for enthusiasts of early cinema.