Exploring England with Will Rogers

In this 1927 travel film, Will Rogers serves as a guide through the scenic countryside of England. Starting at iconic locations like Windsor Castle and Eton, the film showcases the rich English heritage through its landscapes and landmarks. Rogers’ journey takes viewers past historic sites such as Thomas Gray's churchyard and Hampton Court Palace, where he explores Henry VIII's private garden and the first tennis court.

The film features Rogers' signature humor as he makes wry observations throughout the journey. From motor trips past oak trees to a charming boat ride down the 'Temms,' the film captures the essence of English rural life. Collectors of early cinema will appreciate the film's unique perspective of England in the late 1920s, as well as the opportunity to see one of America's beloved figures engaging with another culture.