“Speedy” is a 1928 silent comedy film centered on Harold “Speedy” Swift, a passionate baseball fan prone to job losses. As a cab driver, he gets a thrilling opportunity: chauffeuring Babe Ruth to Yankee Stadium. Amidst this adventure, Speedy plays a pivotal role in protecting the city’s last horse-drawn trolley, operated by his girlfriend’s grandfather, from a relentless railroad company.

Directed by Ted Wilde, “Speedy” skillfully combines humor, romance, and a deep love for baseball against the backdrop of 1920s New York City. It showcases Speedy’s unwavering determination to preserve a cherished piece of history while delivering an enjoyable cinematic experience for audiences of all ages.