The Passionate Plumber
Year: 1932
Runtime: 73 mins
Language: English
Director: Edward Sedgwick
Elmer Tuttle, Paris’s most inept plumber, is hired by socialite Patricia Alden to provoke jealousy in her lover, Tony Lagorce. With friend Julius J. McCracken and new high‑society contacts, Elmer seeks financing for his invention—a pistol equipped with a range‑finding light. His effort to pitch the device to a military official is mistakenly taken as an assassination plot, sparking comic chaos.
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