The Four Star Boarder

In The Four Star Boarder, newly-wed Charley Chase must navigate the comedic challenges of masquerading as a boarder in his own home. His wife, Constance Bergen, pretends to be married to an old beau, played by T. Roy Barnes, adding to the film's intricate web of misunderstandings and humor.

Produced by Hal Roach Studios, this film is a product of its time, reflecting the comedic sensibilities of the 1930s. The interplay between the characters creates a lively narrative that showcases the charm of early sound comedies. Collectors may find interest in how the film captures the era's comedic style and the performances of its top cast including Grace Goodall.