Secret Service Sam

1913

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The chief of the Secret Service warned his detectives to watch for Mme. Trebillie and two noted spies suspected of shadowing diplomatic attachés. Secret Service Sam was given charge, a conge... Read allThe chief of the Secret Service warned his detectives to watch for Mme. Trebillie and two noted spies suspected of shadowing diplomatic attachés. Secret Service Sam was given charge, a congenial assignment as it enabled him to see Mayre, the girl he loved. Secret Service Sam had ... Read allThe chief of the Secret Service warned his detectives to watch for Mme. Trebillie and two noted spies suspected of shadowing diplomatic attachés. Secret Service Sam was given charge, a congenial assignment as it enabled him to see Mayre, the girl he loved. Secret Service Sam had a non-commissioned aide in a boy who looked upon Sam as a composite of all the great detec... Read all

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deickemeyer

The plot is a little weak

A two-reel subject by Edward Hall. The photography in this is generally good, but there is just a touch of burlesque about the acting in places which robs the production of suspense. International intrigue is the main motive and toward the close there are some brisk, exciting scenes. Jane Fearnley appears as the foreign spy, who assumes the part of a scrub woman in order to steal the treaties in manuscript form. Wm. E. Shay is the secret service man who follows up the crime. In the matter of clues and general detective work, the plot is a little weak. As a whole, it ranks as an average two-reel offering. - The Moving Picture World, June 7, 1913