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THE KEYSTONE COPS
MACK SENNETT
A photograph of Mack Sennett's "Keystone Cops", inscribed and signed in the upper right corner To Tom Parry sincerely Billy Bletcher; a card with the signatures of several "Keystone Cops" including Heine and Chester Conklin, "Snub" Pollard and Tiny Ward. The "Cops" were created by Sennet in 1913 and targeted law and order with their special brand of comedy gags; a photograph of the founder of Keystone Studios, and first-film maker of Chaplin, Keaton, "Fatty" Arbuckle and others, inscribed and signed To Ken Browne Best Wishes Mack Sennett; and a 1917 photograph of a favorite "Cop", inscribed and signed To my friend Dutch Wishing him all kinds of good luck from "Cupid" chief of Keystone cops. Frank Hayes. 1917--10 x 8 in. and smaller.
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MACK SENNETT
A photograph of Mack Sennett's "Keystone Cops", inscribed and signed in the upper right corner To Tom Parry sincerely Billy Bletcher; a card with the signatures of several "Keystone Cops" including Heine and Chester Conklin, "Snub" Pollard and Tiny Ward. The "Cops" were created by Sennet in 1913 and targeted law and order with their special brand of comedy gags; a photograph of the founder of Keystone Studios, and first-film maker of Chaplin, Keaton, "Fatty" Arbuckle and others, inscribed and signed To Ken Browne Best Wishes Mack Sennett; and a 1917 photograph of a favorite "Cop", inscribed and signed To my friend Dutch Wishing him all kinds of good luck from "Cupid" chief of Keystone cops. Frank Hayes. 1917--10 x 8 in. and smaller.
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