Detectives

In this film, Lois, a stenographer at a luxury hotel, finds herself the object of affection for both the hotel’s house detective and a bellhop. The plot thickens when valuable jewels are stolen, prompting the bellhop to seize the opportunity to prove himself as a detective and impress Lois. However, the house detective has his own agenda, leading to a comedic rivalry as they both attempt to solve the crime and win her heart.

Detectives combines elements of mystery and comedy, showcasing the charm of silent films from the late 1920s. With a cast that includes Karl Dane, George K. Arthur, Marceline Day, and Tenen Holtz, this film is a reflection of its era's comedic style and storytelling. Collectors of vintage cinema will appreciate the film's unique blend of humor and intrigue, characteristic of the time.