Horseshoes

The film centers on a boxer who challenges anyone to last a minute in the ring for a $50 prize. Larry Semon, through a series of humorous mix-ups, finds himself in the ring, where he inadvertently knocks out the boxer using horseshoes. The comedic sequence includes a memorable moment where Larry hits the boxer in the face with a tomato.

As the boxer regains consciousness and learns of the outcome, he becomes furious and sets out to confront Larry. This setup provides a classic example of early comedic filmmaking, showcasing physical humor and slapstick elements typical of the era. The film not only features notable performances by Semon and Hardy but also reflects the comedic styles of the 1920s, making it a relevant piece for collectors interested in silent film history.