A Blind Pig

In A Blind Pig, a French perfume salesman finds himself caught in a case of mistaken identity when he is thought to be a bootlegger. This film, produced by The L-KO Kompany, showcases the comedic situations that arise from misunderstandings and social faux pas.

As a silent film from 1918, it reflects the humor of the time and the development of comedic storytelling in cinema. The film features top cast members including Monty Banks, Eva Novak, and Eddie Barry, contributing to its comedic narrative.

Notably, this film is partially missing, with only 11 minutes of footage surviving. Collectors may find interest in its unique status as a surviving piece of early cinema, offering a rare look into the film styles and narratives of the silent era.