01 January 1921 15 mins
"The Sleuth" (1921) is a short silent comedy film produced by Reelcraft Pictures Corporation and starred by comic actor Billy Franey as part of his 1920–1921 comedy series. Two competing detectives are bamboozled by a covert team of cunning thieves wreaking havok in a nightclub.
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