An Amateur Devil

The film follows Carver Endicott, a young man deemed too foppish by his fiancée. In a bid to disgrace his family name, he takes on menial jobs, only to find that society praises his efforts instead. His attempts to embrace a different persona lead him to a notorious actress, yet he ultimately returns to his fiancée, who seems more accepting of him now.

As a 1920 silent comedy, An Amateur Devil provides insight into the genre's early days. The film features notable performances by Bryant Washburn and Ann May, among others, showcasing the talent of the era. Collectors interested in silent films or early comedies will find this title an intriguing entry in their collection, representing a unique narrative style and societal commentary from its time.