Stop thief

Movie
Original title	Stop thief
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1920
length	50 minutes
Rod
Director	Harry Beaumont
script	Charles Kenyon based on the play of the same name by Carlyle Moore
production	Goldwyn Picture Corporation
camera	Norbert Brodine
occupation
Tom Moore : Jack Dougan Hazel Daly : Snatcher Dell Irene Rich : Madge Carr Edward McWade : Mr. Carr Raymond Hatton : James Cluney Kate Lester : Mrs. Carr Molly Malone : Joan Carr Harris Gordon : Dr. Willoughby Henry Ralston : Reverend Spelvin John Lince : Detective Thompson Maurice Flynn : Police Sergeant

Stop Thief is an American silent film crime comedy directed by Harry Beaumont from 1920 with Tom Moore in the title role.

action

Jack Dougan and Snatcher Dell are together privately and together as a rogue couple. They decide to steal the wedding favors at the upcoming marriage of Madge Carr and James Cluney. For this purpose, Snatcher can be employed as a housemaid for the Carrs. Some valuables are stolen from the house and the kleptomic father of the bride thinks he is the culprit. When the police are called for help, Jack Dougan appears, who had previously stolen a police badge. Jack and Snatcher can escape together, but return after a short time. After they repentfully confess their actions, they will be forgiven. In the end there is a double wedding between the two couples.

Web links

• Stop Thief in the Internet Movie Database (English)