I had a request for anything about Harry Langdon's last silent feature under his lucrative First National contract. Heart Trouble flopped at the box office and we may never know if it was any good because it is considered lost.
This review, from the December, 1928 Motion Picture Magazine, is somewhat ambivalent about the movie ("What's the use of reviewing a Harry Langdon picture?"), praising it with faint damns or the other way around.
It may be ungentlemanly of me to say it, but that is not a flattering photo of leading lady Doris Dawson.
Be sure to click on the image to see a larger version.
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