Malice in the Palace

Year: 1949

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

Comedy

In a sun‑baked desert where a pair of bumbling friends run a modest restaurant, they discover that the coveted Rootin Tootin diamond has been stolen and is now hidden with the Emir of Shmo. Disguising themselves as Santa Claus, they infiltrate the emir’s fortress, terrorize the ruler, and recover the jewel.

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