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In this 1920 two-reeler, [[Buster Keaton]] and Joe Roberts are farmhands and rival suitors for farmer's daughter Sybil Seely. When an incident with a threshing machine leaves Buster undressed, he steals the clothes off a scarecrow. [[Hilarity Ensues]].
This film is in the public domain and can be viewed in its entirety
Not to be confused with the [[Batman]] villain, the [[Wizard of Oz]] character, or the 1983 Soviet film ''[[Scarecrow]]''.
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* [[Accidental Marriage]]: Sybil runs across Buster as he's getting up from tying a shoe, putting him in the classic one-knee marriage proposal pose. Cue intertitle: "This is so sudden." Luckily, he wants to marry her.
* [[Amplified Animal Aptitude]]: Did that dog just climb a ladder? And descend a ladder, headfirst?
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* [[Quick Nip]]
* [[Rube Goldberg Device]]
* [[Scary Scarecrows]], parodied
* [[Super Multi
* [[Swiss Army Weapon]]: In this case, Swiss Army '''furnishings''' -- record player/stove/oven, refrigerator/bookcase, rolltop desk/sink, bathtub/sofa, Murphy bed/piano.
* [[Synchronized Morning Routine]]
* [[Trap Door]]
* [[
* [[With This Ring]]: Buster gives her a lug nut.
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[[Category:Films of the 1920s]]
[[Category:The Scarecrow]]
[[Category:Film]]
[[Category:Short Film]]
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