Leave It to Susan

The film follows a rich woman who gets lost in the West and mistakenly identifies an engineer as an outlaw. As the plot unfolds, the engineer plays along with her misconception, leading to comedic situations when real outlaws appear. The story culminates in a mix of adventure and romance as the woman takes charge and rescues them, ultimately discovering their love for each other.

With a runtime of 50 minutes, Leave It to Susan is notable for its early silent film format. The film is produced by Goldwyn Pictures Corporation and showcases a blend of genres that collectors of Westerns and comedies from the silent film era may find appealing. Key performances from actors like Madge Kennedy and Wallace MacDonald contribute to its charm, making it a unique piece for those interested in early cinema.