Plastered in Paris

Plastered in Paris offers a comedic look at two clowns navigating a desert filled with harem beauties. With a runtime of 62 minutes, this film is a representation of the lighter side of the late 1920s cinema, showcasing the transition to synchronized sound effects in comedy.

Produced by Fox Film Corporation, the movie features a cast that includes Sammy Cohen, Jack Pennick, and Marion Byron among others. As a product of its time, it captures the essence of the Harem Scarum genre, highlighting the creative storytelling possibilities in early comedic films. Collectors of silent and early sound comedies will find this film an interesting piece to explore the humor of the era.