The High Sign

Year: 1921

Runtime: 21 mins

Director: Edward F. Cline

CrimeComedy

Buster is ejected from a train near an amusement park and, seeking work, takes a job at a shooting gallery run by the Blinking Buzzards mob. When his bosses order him to kill a businessman, he instead protects the man and his daughter, rigging their home with clever, improvised devices to keep them safe.

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