
1920 · US
Directed by Winchell Smith, Herbert Blaché
Bertie, a millionaire's naive son, is framed for his brother-in-law's sins and saves the family on the floor of the Stock Exchange, and the exchange scene shows a stage comedy with one man in it who cannot help being cinema. Keaton's first feature, in someone else's picture; Fairbanks recommended him for the part. Winchell Smith and Herbert Blaché for Metro, 1920.
Public domain presentation
Wikimedia Commons · FM-54; File:The Saphead (1920).webm; 1432x1080
No subtitle tracks are currently listed.
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