Gus and the Anarchists
Babe Hardy (in the white shirt) and the cast in a publicity still for Gus and the Anarchists
Directed by	John A. Murphy
Written by	Fred H. Hayn
Produced by	Arthur Hotaling Sigmund Lubin
Starring	Oliver Hardy
Music by	John R. Madison
Distributed by	General Film Company
Release date	January 19, 1915 (1915-01-19)
Running time	split reel
Country	United States
Languages	Silent film English intertitles

Gus and the Anarchists is a 1915 American silent comedy film featuring Oliver Hardy. The film was produced by the Lubin Manufacturing Company.

Plot

Gus, a waiter at a cheap cafe falls in love with Rosy, the coffee cashier. To make fun of him, she tells him that if he wants to be with her, he must become an anarchist like her. Colleagues of Rosy attend the joke, pretending all to be the members of the band of fearsome anarchists. In the place where they meet, Gus is told that, to prove loyal, he must commit murder. But before the mission can be completed, some false policemen break into the bar.^[1]

Cast

• Oliver Hardy as Tom Dreck (as Babe Hardy)
• C.W. Ritchie as Gus Goober
• Frances Ne Moyer as Rosy Heintz