This is one of those movies that Woody has his fans refer to in "Stardust Memories", and vicariously in "Husbands and Wives", as being early funny work--and funny it is as you'll laugh your way through nearly all of it.  Parts of "Take the Money and Run" are as hysterical as "Sleeper," such as the shot where his gun turns to soap suds and when he morphs into a Rabbi.  Also of note is when he poses as a classical musician but can't place the name of Mozart.  This is happy, loose camp in the spirit of the Marx Brothers.  Rent it, buy it, do whatever, you can't go wrong with this one.  It's good clean fun.