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- Elmer owns a gas station out in the California desert. Soon he has a business rival in Jim, who opens up another station, and is also trying to steal Elmer's girlfriend. She plays both rivals against the other and, because she is a baseball fan, both Elmer and Jim try to show each other up in the big local baseball game.
- In the 1930s, Joe E. Brown must have made a zillion baseball comedies as well as other films about sports. So, when I saw Buster Keaton in a baseball comedy, it actually felt a bit weird. Where is Brown?! <br/><br/>The first portion of the film is very slow in developing--and the plot drags a bit. Buster has opened a gas station in the desert and a rival, Jim, opens one right across from him. However, the film really is NOT about this but baseball. The baseball angle begins when a cute lady comes to the station. Each want to impress her with their prowess on the field and so their game on opposing teams takes on a special significance. As for the lady, she seems to like playing them off each other and makes the most of it. And, as for the game, it's a silly mess--filled with a bazillion rule violations.<br/><br/>So is it worth seeing? Well, if you are looking for brilliance like you'll see in Keaton's films of the 1920s, keep looking. However, the film is agreeable and clever--and so much better than the god-awful stuff MGM had him doing in the years before he moved to Educational Films.<br/><br/>By the way, Dewey Robinson makes his second appearance in a row in a Buster Keaton film for this small studio. While his name is probably not familiar, he appeared in well over 200 films and is an easily recognized face for old film buffs.
- That's what gets Buster Keaton discovered in this petrified forest setting that turns his milquetoast character into another baseball playing Elmer. Following in the footsteps of Joe E. Brown who had earlier played Elmer the Great, Keaton really isn't funny here; it's more about the game than the farce, so I wouldn't call this one of his better efforts, at least comedy wise. Another example of stone faced comedy where it is the audience who sits there without expression. The only funny moment comes from the sudden replacement of the ball with a piece of fruit. I couldn't even see the most ardent of baseball fans enjoying this; it moves more like a game of golf.
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