Riley of the Rainbow Division

In this comedy, two pals enlist in the army during World War I and face humorous challenges just before their scheduled marriages. As they navigate training camp and deal with their unexpected trouble in the guardhouse, their determined girlfriends take matters into their own hands. They disguise themselves as soldiers to reach the base, leading to a mix-up with enemy spies.

Riley of the Rainbow Division is notable for being a lost film, adding a layer of intrigue for collectors and historians alike. The film was produced by Morris R. Schlank Productions and features performances from Creighton Hale, Pauline Garon, and Joan Standing among others. This film represents a unique era in cinema where comedies often intertwined with themes of war and romance, making it an interesting piece for those focused on the comedy genre of the late 1920s.