On the Front Page

Year: 1926

Runtime: 23 mins

Director: James Parrott

Comedy

James W. Hornby loses a scoop about Countess Polasky and gives his son just 24 hours to dig up an even bigger scandal. The son wanders the wrong streets, mistakenly tracking the wrong countess, and devises a scheme to catch the butler in a compromising pose with the countess for a photo. The countess, fed up with the press, has her own plans.

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