Sherlock's Home

The film follows Gladys, who becomes infatuated with a prizefighter. When she attends his fight in New York City, her presence next to another man, Jimmy, ignites jealousy in the fighter. This drives him to confront Jimmy after the bout concludes, leading to comedic situations.

As a short film from the silent era, Sherlock's Home reflects the comedic styles of its time, showcasing the early work of director Malcolm St. Clair and a cast that includes Alberta Vaughn and Kit Guard. Collectors of silent films or comedy shorts may find this title an intriguing addition due to its vintage charm and unique narrative.

The film was produced by Film Booking Offices of America (FBO), a notable studio in the 1920s. Its availability in various formats offers options for collectors looking to explore this piece of film history.