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Line's Busy (1924) has this light, breezy feel that really captures the era’s comedic spirit. Billy West, always a joy to watch, finds himself caught up with Ethelyn, a charity worker with a knack for flirting. The plot takes a playful twist when a thief snatches her collected donations, leading to a bit of chaos. The pacing is brisk, keeping you engaged with each gag and misunderstanding. It’s fascinating to see the early use of practical effects, especially during the chase scenes. Not to mention, the performances bring that delightful charm typical of silent comedies, where every expression counts. There’s a certain warmth in how the characters navigate this mix-up, which gives it a nice, reflective tone.
Billy West's performance shines hereGreat example of silent comedy pacingInteresting take on charity and deception
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