Kick Me Again

The film follows a married student who becomes infatuated with her dance instructor, leading to a series of slapstick situations. As the story unfolds, the character known as Puffy finds herself fleeing in a ballet tutu from her jealous husband, creating an array of humorous complications.

Despite its simplistic plot, the film's charm lies in its ability to extract comedy from the absurdity of the situations and the antics of its characters. Károly Huszár, Mildred June, Billy Engle, and Bud Jamison deliver performances that highlight the physical comedy style prevalent in the 1920s.

Kick Me Again was preserved by the Academy Film Archive in partnership with Universal Pictures in 2013, ensuring that this piece of silent film history remains accessible to viewers and collectors alike.