The Short-Stop's Double (1913) User Reviews

One cannot say that any of the picture is strongly convincing

[deickemeyer · 8 October 2017]

No one will be likely to believe that a Kodak fiend would be permitted to take snapshots of strangers drinking in a café. It is done in this picture and one cannot say that any of the picture is strongly convincing; but it does tell a story in which either one character plays two parts in absolute perfection, so far as illusion goes, or two men appear who look so much alike that no one can distinguish them. This is likely to interest. The photography is clear. The script, by Arthur Hankins, was produced by Charles H. France. - The Moving Picture World, August 2, 1913