I'll Say So

The film follows Bill Durham, who attempts to enlist in the military after the U.S. declares war on Germany but is rejected due to his flat feet. His romantic interest, Barbara Knowles, is unknowingly under the guardianship of August Myers, a German agent with nefarious plans. When Bill discovers Myers' intentions to cause trouble along the U.S.-Mexico border, he takes matters into his own hands and travels to New Mexico to confront the gang of bandits.

As a silent film, I'll Say So showcases the comedic storytelling style of the time, blending humor with themes of love and heroism. The film stars George Walsh, Regina Quinn, William Bailey, and May McAvoy, adding to its appeal for collectors of early cinema. This film represents a unique intersection of genres, making it a notable piece for those interested in the comedy and war genres from the silent film era.