Court House Crooks
About Court House Crooks
A judge's young wife is seeing the district attorney on the side. A piece of jewelry goes missing, and a message written on a mirror points at the district attorney. The note undoes him.
Cast & crew
More about Court House Crooks
Ford Sterling directed and plays the lead. Mack Sennett produced the two-reeler for Keystone. Mutual distributed it. Harold Lloyd appears, without a credit. The running time is 22 minutes.
Themes
Notes
- Harold Lloyd's part is uncredited. This is an early Keystone appearance, before he had his own series.
- Ford Sterling both directs and stars.
- The plot turns on two pieces of evidence: jewelry in the wrong place, and writing on a mirror.
- Mutual was releasing Keystone shorts in 1915.
Scenes
- A message written on a mirror identifies the district attorney and ends the affair.
