Girls

In Girls, the plot revolves around Tom Drake, a super-shy student who has yet to kiss a girl. The female students on campus, intrigued by his shyness, start wagering on which one will land the first kiss. This leads to a series of comedic events as the girls line up to try their luck, only to have mishaps thwart their efforts.

As a 1927 film produced by Fox Film Corporation, Girls exemplifies early American cinema's comedic style. The film features performances by actors such as Richard Walling and Sally Phipps, who contribute to the film's lighthearted tone. Collectors of classic comedies or silent films will find this title an interesting piece from the late 1920s, representing the genre's developments during that era.