The King (1930)
The king is a juvenile dolt who tries the patience of the shrewish queen. While she's in the throne room awaiting him, he's outside playing with guns, drilling his soldiers, and dallying with the wife of a new minister. The queen catches him kissing her, her husband figures out that something fishy is going on, and the king tries his best to proceed with his plans for a night out. The queen contrives to keep him cuffed in the bedroom: king, queen, minister, and coquette end up in a game of musical beds. Will his royal highness get his night out?
Directors: James W. Horne, Charley Rogers.
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Harry Langdon as The King |
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Thelma Todd as The Queen |
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Dorothy Granger as Lady in Waiting (uncredited) |
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Charles McAvoy as Guard (uncredited) |
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Brad Michigan as The Guard (uncredited) |
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James Parrott as Minor Role (uncredited) |
| Directing | James W. Horne | Director |
| Writing | H.M. Walker | Writer |
| Directing | Charley Rogers | Director |
