Fair Game (1928 film)

Fair Game is a 1928 American silent comedy film directed by Alfred Raboch. The film stars Ralph Graves, Madge Bellamy, and James Bradbury Jr. It was produced by Columbia Pictures and distributed by them as well. The film's story revolves around a young man who pretends to be poor to win the heart of a woman who dislikes wealth. He faces complications when his deception is uncovered. The film is considered lost, meaning no known copies of it exist today. It was part of Columbia Pictures' early output during the silent era.