The action is laid around a masquerade party given by Marceline, from which Arthur is banned by her parents because he has just broken an expensive vase. The two youngsters plan a disguise which gives him entre, but it is discovered by Eddie, the rival.

Is 'Heart Trouble' worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with significant caveats. This 1925 silent farce, starring the effervescent Marceline Day and the physically comedic Arthur Lake, offers a fascinating, albeit uneven, glimpse into the slapstick sensibilities of its era.It’s a film for those with a genuine ...


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"Is 'Heart Trouble' worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with significant caveats. This 1925 silent farce, starring the effervescent Marceline Day and the physically comedic Arthur Lake, offers a fascinating, albeit uneven, glimpse into the slapstick sensibilities of its era.It’s a film for those with a genuine appreciation for the mechanics of early screen comedy and a high tolerance for broad, often repetitive, physical gags. If you’re seeking nuanced character development or a sophisti..."
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