House of Errors

In "House of Errors," newspaper messengers Harry Langdon and Charley Rogers team up with reporter Ray Walker. Their mission to secure an interview with inventor Richard Kipling takes an unexpected turn as they find themselves tangled in a plot to steal Kipling's latest invention, a machine gun.

This film, produced by PRC and Beaumont Productions, showcases Langdon's comedic style in a role that highlights his transition from silent films to talkies. The ensemble cast includes notable actors like Marian Marsh and Betty Blythe, contributing to the film's humorous take on wartime themes.

Collectors interested in this era of comedy will appreciate the film's unique narrative and the opportunity to own a piece of Harry Langdon's legacy. The film's keywords, such as "inventor" and "flophouse," provide insight into its thematic elements, enhancing its appeal for those focused on genre-specific collections.