Too Much Business

The film follows Rodney Marvin, portrayed by Edward Everett Horton, who secures a job at a newspaper and becomes the partner of editor Matt Hayward. Through his clever maneuvering, Marvin facilitates a reconciliation between Hayward and Mayor Gorham, adding layers of conflict and resolution to the narrative.

As a silent comedy from the early 1920s, Too Much Business captures the humor and storytelling style of its era. The film features a mix of physical comedy and situational humor typical of the genre. Collectors interested in silent film history or early 20th-century comedies would find this film representative of its time, showcasing the talents of its era's performers and the production values of the Vitagraph Company of America.