Post No Bills

The film follows Paul Parrott as he portrays an obsessive-compulsive bill poster. Tasked with promoting a new film, he goes to extreme lengths, using glue and paper in absurd ways. His attempts to attach posters lead to humorous situations, including sticking them to people's backsides and struggling with a glass window.

As a Hal Roach Studios production, Post No Bills encapsulates the comedic style of the era. With a runtime of just 8 minutes, this short film provides a snapshot of early 20th-century slapstick comedy. Its brief duration makes it an interesting piece for collectors who appreciate vintage cinema and the evolution of humor in film.