Night Owls

Year: 1930

Runtime: 21 mins

Language: English

Director: James Parrott

Comedy

Policeman Edgar Kennedy is warned by his chief that unless he stops a rash of burglaries on his beat he’ll be fired. To restore his standing, Kennedy enlists two homeless men, Stan and Ollie, to break into the chief’s home, planning to catch them in the act. He promises to clear their names afterward, but the scheme quickly spirals out of control.

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