Napoleon Is to Blame for Everything

The film centers on English Lord Arthur Cavershoot, a dedicated scholar of Napoleon who neglects his wife, Josephine, due to his obsession. When Arthur attends a Napoleon conference in Paris, he remains unaware that Josephine secretly follows him. This sets the stage for comedic misunderstandings and romantic entanglements, particularly as Arthur's attention risks shifting toward a chorus girl in the vibrant city.

"Napoleon Is to Blame for Everything" captures the essence of 1930s comedy with its clever dialogue and situational humor. The film's exploration of relationships and personal interests reflects the era's cinematic style, making it an interesting piece for collectors of classic films. Available on DVD, this title presents an opportunity to own a slice of cinematic history that showcases the comedic norms of its time.