From the final years of silent cinema, come two delightful classic comedies from first-rate talent! In THE BOOB, Peter Good (George K. Arthur) dons an cowboy suit and sets out on a swayback horse named Glue to find adventure and rescue damsels in distress. After giving an old woman a ride home on Glue, Peter rescues a dance hall girl who's in no need of rescue. But Peter proves he's no fool when he helps a young lady named Jane (Joan Crawford), a Federal Agent, out to corner a bootlegger. WHY BE GOOD? is a laugh-filled romp starring Colleen Moore as the vivacious Pert Kelly, a flapper who falls for her wealthy employer's son (Neil Hamilton). Pert's reputation as a "jazz baby" creates complications as the film unfolds, but with the expected happy ending as Pert's virtue is put to a test that she happily wins. THE BOOB contains an early breakthrough performance by young Crawford, under the direction of William Wellman, and features an original music score by Arthur Barrow. WHY BE GOOD? is presented with its original Vitaphone soundtrack of synchronized music and sound effects.