Alfred Drayton and Robertson Hare played in many of the Aldwych carved written by one of the writers of this film Ben Tracers.When this film was made the film adaptation of the plays had more or less run their course.Like any writer you can start to run out of inspiration when you are writing a lot for the same actors.This film is typical of such a problem.Although the plot is different from previous films sadly it lacks any inspiration and sadly for a comedy it is totally unfunny.Alfred Drayton blisters his way through as usual and dear old Robertson Hare is as usual very put upon.There are three stars of the silent era,Stuart Rome,John Longden and John Stuart,play small roles
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