Seven Lobby Cards for "Torchy's Double Triumph"

(n. p.): [Master Films], (n. d.), [1920]. 8 x 10 inches. Seven b&w photographic lobby cards from film stills. Old tape to versos, occasionally slightly visible from front; pinholes to corners/borders; light edgewear. Very Good.

Seven small lobby cards for the silent short film, a comedy starring Johnny Hines and Dorothy Leeds, and directed by Charles Hines. Summary from AFI: "Torchy (Hines) is sent by his employer to a country home where trouble is brewing and a house party is in progress. He disguises himself as a painter and soon learns that a man and woman posing as fortune tellers are really crooks. It is planned to make a big haul during a masquerade. The man also puts on a painter's outfit, and the girl steals the jewels which she erroneously passes to Torchy, who restores them to their rightful owners and starts out to capture the thieves who have decamped. He is mistaken by the country constable but manages to outwit him by hiding in a scarecrow, in which he pulls off some laughable business, and finally captures the thieves."

Not located in OCLC.