From Hand to Mouth

The film follows a penniless man who is struggling to find food. He encounters a young waif and her dog, both facing similar challenges. The narrative weaves their plight with that of a dishonest lawyer and a gang of criminals trying to swindle a young heiress. As the heiress witnesses the young man's troubles, she steps in to help, setting the stage for a future act of kindness.

From Hand to Mouth represents the silent film genre well, showcasing the comedic styles and narrative techniques of the early 20th century. With Harold Lloyd at the forefront, this film captures the essence of a time when visual storytelling was paramount. Collectors of silent films will appreciate its place in the evolution of cinema and the performances of its cast, including Mildred Davis and Harry 'Snub' Pollard. The film's comedic elements combined with a crime storyline make it a unique piece from the 1919 collection of Rolin Films.