Rubber Heels

Set in the era of silent films, Rubber Heels showcases the comedic talents of Ed Wynn and Thelma Todd among its top cast. The film combines elements of farce and detective stories, making it an interesting entry in the comedy genre of the late 1920s.

The story follows a European royal couple visiting New York to sell their family's crown jewels. However, the arrival of international jewel thieves sets the stage for chaos as a private detective is assigned to protect the jewels. His perceived incompetence adds to the humor and tension of the narrative, showcasing the comedy of errors typical of this era.

For collectors of silent film comedies, Rubber Heels presents an opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history that reflects the comedic styles and themes of the late 1920s. The film's unique premise and entertaining cast make it a noteworthy title for enthusiasts of classic comedies.