A Stolen Identity

A Stolen Identity (1913)

Steve Carnes, the son of a wealthy manufacturer, leads a useless life and is disowned by his father. After a night of gambling he returns, penniless, to his apartment. He is on the point of ending everything when his bell rings and he finds an abandoned baby on his doorstep. Steve and his valet, Hodges, attempt to pacify the child. The distracted mother, who has hoped to place the little one in a comfortable home, repents her act and comes to Steve's house, begging that the child be returned. Steve complies with her request and secretly follows her home. He sees that she lives in a disreputable tenement and finds a note from her husband's father, in which the latter states that the marriage was against his wishes and that the young woman has no claim upon him.

Data di uscita
1913-07-07
Generi
Dramma
Regista
Robert G. Vignola

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Curiosità

A Stolen Identity è un cortometraggio muto del 1913 diretto da Robert G. Vignola. Prodotto dalla Kalem e distribuito dalla General Film Company, aveva come interpreti James Vincent, Alice Hollister, Henry Hallam, John E. Mackin.

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