Skirts

The story revolves around Clyde, a handyman at a circus, whose mother is the bearded lady in the side-show. His father, a millionaire, is separated from the family, creating a unique backdrop for Clyde's ambitions. The plot thickens as Clyde attempts to secure his father's fortune, all while contending with the circus's strong man, who has his own plans.

As a silent comedy from the early 1920s, Skirts captures the humor and eccentricities of circus life. The film showcases a cast that includes notable names such as Chester Conklin and Polly Moran. Collectors of silent film and early comedies may find this film an interesting piece for its blend of circus themes and family comedy, characteristic of its era.