Great script.  Script?  Yes!  The title cards are a hoot – clever, knowing, slightly cynical and punchy.  [The student body was waiting to be annoyed by the Dean’s opening address.]

  Eschews exaggerated acting common in silent films.  Instead natural expression and body language speak volumes.  You can nearly hear the dialogue after a clerk defends Harold, then his enemy (by mere expression and perceptive direction) conveys “hey, she’s got a thing for him, I bet we can use that against him too.”

  On target tempo and running time, amusing comedy routines, very relatable characters and situations as well as a dynamite finale add up to a complete delight.

        » Brent Chastain, Top3films.com