10 Lobby Cards for "Let Me Explain": A Christie Comedy.

(n. p.): [Christie Film Company], (n. d.), [1921]. 8 x 10 inches. Ten b&w photographic lobby cards from stills. Pinholes; short tear to bottom edge of one card. Very Good.

Small lobby cards for the silent short film, a comedy starring Earle Rodney, Viora Daniel, and Donald Edwards, and directed by Scott Sidney. Synopsis, from Motion Picture News, May 21, 1921: "Against the wishes of his woman-hating uncle, Jack married. While on his honeymoon they meet Uncle, and when they're forced to take him home, Jack explains that his bride is only a servant. Uncle, noticing that this "servant" is a very pretty young woman, asks her hand in marriage but is told she is already taken. To carry on the affair, another young man is introduced as her husband, which complicates affairs because this young man has a very jealous wife. A series of alternate lovemaking follows until Uncle discovers the plot and the young married couple confesses their guilt."

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