I guess we can call this a "review" but I won't write about the plot, or anything much else in the film, because it's always better to let the film explain itself.
This isn't the best film from Keaton, but it is certainly a hidden gem. Keaton is 40yrs old and that means that he can only do so much physically, but that's quite a bit.
If one of the points of a review is to help the reader decide whether or not to give a film a look my advice is very short.
If you like Buster Keaton's silent films, you'll love this (and you'll get to find out the exact words the stereotypical-Giant-Male-bully says to the stereotypical-Tiny-Female-victim & her exact words back).
If you don't like Buster Keaton's silent films, well... Well, golly. That's a shame.
(Just kidding: If you don't like Buster Keaton's silent films, BUT you kinda-sorta want to "find out the exact words the stereotypical-Giant-Male-bully says to the stereotypical-Tiny-Female-victim & her exact words back," according to one of those weird 1920's Silent Movies then I can safely tell you this is the movie for you!)