Mitt The Prince

In Mitt The Prince, Snub Pollard and his partner, known as Fat, find themselves looking for a way to earn some money. Their initial attempts at maintenance work do not go as planned. Unexpectedly, a stranger approaches them with an unusual request involving his mother's car, leading to a series of comedic events.

This film is a product of the late 1920s, a pivotal time in the evolution of comedy in cinema. The dynamic between Pollard and his partner, combined with the slapstick elements of the plot, makes it a notable example of the genre during this era. As a silent film, it captures the essence of physical comedy that defined early Hollywood and offers a glimpse into the work of Snub Pollard, a significant figure in silent comedies. Collectors interested in early film history may find this title to be a fascinating addition to their collection.