Feet of Mud

In Feet of Mud, Harry Langdon plays a football hero whose off-field antics lead him into a comedic adventure. After winning a big game, he attempts to impress his girlfriend’s father by taking on a job in sanitary engineering. His efforts quickly spiral into chaos as he finds himself embroiled in a Chinatown tong war. The film illustrates Langdon's comedic style and showcases early 20th-century humor.

As a short film, Feet of Mud provides a glimpse into the comedic storytelling of the 1920s, highlighted by the performances of its top cast, including Natalie Kingston and Yorke Sherwood. The film's sports theme, coupled with Langdon's character navigating challenges in his work life, offers a lighthearted take on ambition and bravery. Collectors of early cinema and comedy will find this film an interesting representation of the era's entertainment landscape.