A Child for Sale

The story follows Charles Stoddard, a destitute artist residing in Greenwich Village with his wife and two children. After the death of his wife, desperation leads him to the heart-wrenching decision to sell one of his children to a wealthy woman. As the narrative unfolds, Stoddard realizes the gravity of his decision and attempts to retract the sale, delving into themes of morality and parental love.

As a silent film, A Child for Sale captures the essence of early 20th-century cinema, offering a glimpse into the social issues of the time. Collectors may appreciate its historical significance as part of the silent film era, as well as the performance of actors such as Creighton Hale and Gladys Leslie. The film is available in both blu-ray and DVD formats, catering to collectors who seek to own this poignant tale of struggle and redemption.