Fair and Muddy is a 1928 Our Gang short silent comedy film directed by Charley Oelze.

Next door to the orphanage lives Amanda Schultz, a child-hating spinster who has a drawer full of confiscated baseballs that she has taken from the kids.

However, Amanda starts acting nice towards the gang after she receives a telegram stating that she must acquire a child of her own in order to inherit a bequest from a rich uncle.

Grandpa Evans is suspicious of Amanda's actions and tells the kids to make life miserable for her.

The gang stick Amanda with pins, attack her chauffeur with a pea shooter and set her friend ablaze.