Seeds of Dishonor (Capital Film Exchange, 1919). Very Good+ on Linen. One Sheet (27.75" X 42").. ...

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Seeds of Dishonor (Capital Film Exchange, 1919). Very Good+ on Linen. One Sheet (27.75" X 42").
Prior to becoming an actor and producer, Al Jennings made a name for himself in Oklahoma by robbing trains and banks. He would eventually be captured and serve some time in prison. Upon his release, Jennings went straight and took his experiences to the big screen. Heritage offers for the first time what is likely the only known copy of the one sheet for Seeds of Dishonor, a Western short subject produced by and starring Jennings that was promoted as a special addition to regular bills. The borders were airbrushed after some chips and slight paper loss were replaced in some of their parts, as were other chips in the upper and lower interior; touchup was also applied to parts of the interior, including in Jennings' image and credit. From the Dwight Manley Collection.


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