A Stolen Identity

The story follows Steve Carnes, who leads a life of excess and gambling until he reaches a breaking point. After finding an abandoned baby on his doorstep, he faces a moral dilemma that forces him to reconsider his life choices. The film portrays Steve's struggle as he discovers the hardships faced by the child's mother, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of family and obligation.

With a runtime typical of short films from the early 1910s, A Stolen Identity features performances by James Vincent, Alice Hollister, Henry Hallam, and John Mackin. The film's narrative structure and character development reflect the dramatic storytelling style of its era, making it a notable example of early American cinema. Collectors interested in the evolution of filmmaking and storytelling will find this film a significant piece in the history of drama on screen.