Fixed by George

In "Fixed by George," Dr. Arthur Poole is employed to treat Angelica Starr, who is both neurotic and spoiled. The comedic tension arises from Angelica's infatuation with Poole, who, concerned about his lucrative paycheck, keeps his marital status a secret. This leads to humorous situations that reflect the social norms and values of the 1920s.

As a silent film from the early 20th century, this title appeals to collectors interested in vintage cinema and the evolution of comedy in film. The performances by the cast, particularly Lee Moran and Hazel Howell, provide a glimpse into the comedic styles of the era. Collectors may appreciate the historical context as well as the film's place within the Universal Film Manufacturing Company's catalog of silent films.