Lord Richard in the Pantry

The film centers on Lord Richard, who disguises himself as a butler to escape being wrongfully accused of theft. This storyline offers a light-hearted take on class and mistaken identity, typical of British comedies from this period.

Featuring a cast that includes Richard Cooper, Dorothy Seacombe, and Marjorie Hume, the film showcases talent from the British film industry of the early 1930s. The performances contribute to the comedic elements that define this genre and era.

Produced by Twickenham Film Studios, "Lord Richard in the Pantry" stands as an example of the early sound film era, reflecting the transition from silent films to talkies. Collectors of classic British cinema will find this film an interesting addition to their library, representing the comedic style of its time.