Find the King

In Find the King, Edward Everett Horton plays a character raised by strict aunts who finds himself in a series of comedic situations. He showcases his card tricks and charm while managing a saloon, where he engages with local tough guys and wins the affection of Violet Bird's character. The film's comedic twists revolve around gambling and social interactions in a western setting, offering classic humor from the silent film era.

Collectors interested in early comedies will find value in this film as it represents the genre's transition during the late 1920s. The performances by Horton and the supporting cast, including Violet Bird and Jack Curtis, highlight the comedic styles of the time. As a part of the silent film collection, Find the King offers insight into early cinematic storytelling and character-driven humor.