Somewhere In Wrong

Somewhere In Wrong tells the story of a kind-hearted tramp whose love is unrequited. Released in 1925, this short film reflects the comedic style and storytelling of its time. The film features notable performances from Stan Laurel, alongside Max Asher, Julie Leonard, and Charles King.

As a collector, this film represents an interesting piece of early cinema, showcasing the comedic artistry that would later define Laurel and Hardy. The film was produced by Standard Photoplay Company and falls under the Joe Rock Comedies label, marking it as part of the broader history of comedy in the silent film era.