The Boy Friend

The Boy Friend tells the story of a bank clerk's daughter who becomes romantically involved with a college student. Their meeting leads to comical misunderstandings, as the father suspects the student of having bad intentions. In a bid to scare him away, he and his wife devise a plan to act wildly crazy.

This film, produced by Hal Roach Studios, runs for 21 minutes and showcases the classic slapstick comedy style of the late 1920s. With a cast including Max Davidson, Bill Elliott, and Marion Byron, it captures the essence of early comedic storytelling.

Collectors can find The Boy Friend in various formats, including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and LaserDisc. This variety makes it accessible for those looking to add a slice of comedy history to their collection.