False Roomers

In False Roomers, Bobby Clark and Paul McCullough star as two roomers who cause mischief in a boarding house run by James Finlayson. The film quickly unfolds as they ignore the house rules, leading to humorous and chaotic situations, including a mix-up with a young girl and a comical ending involving a car and a bed.

As an RKO short, False Roomers is significant for its place in the early sound comedy genre. The film captures the spirit of its time with its slapstick humor and pre-Code sensibilities, making it a notable entry in the collection of anyone interested in early American film comedy. The antics of Clark and McCullough add much to the film's charm, reflecting the style of humor that defined many early 1930s comedies.