Mixed Faces

In Mixed Faces, Judge Granger is running for mayor and attempts to win the affection of Mary Allen Sayre. The story takes a twist when Mary mistakes a traveling salesman, Jimmy Gallop, for the judge. Granger's rivals exploit this confusion by bribing Jimmy to impersonate him, leading to a series of comedic and chaotic events that threaten Granger's campaign and safety.

With a runtime of 50 minutes, this film showcases the comedic storytelling typical of the silent era. The cast includes William Russell, Renée Adorée, and DeWitt Jennings, among others. As a work from the Fox Film Corporation, Mixed Faces captures the essence of 1920s comedy and the era's unique approach to narrative and humor, making it a significant piece for collectors of silent films.