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Behind the Footlights is a 1916 film featuring a comedic storyline focused on the happenings at a theater. Directed by an unknown filmmaker, it showcases the antics of Pokes, a property man, and his interactions with a performer known as the Escape King.
'Behind the Footlights' is relatively scarce, with few prints circulating among collectors. Its obscurity might be due to the lack of a known director or production notes, which often leaves it overlooked. However, those who seek out silent films often find it uniquely endearing, especially for its exploration of theatrical life. It’s a piece worth tracking down, especially in 16mm or 35mm formats, as they provide a richer viewing experience and a glimpse into the era's film techniques.
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Behind the Footlights is a comedy film.
Behind the Footlights was released in 1916.
The film features Bobby Burns, Walter Stull, and Ethel Marie Burton.
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