The Miracle Baby

The Miracle Baby tells the story of Neil Allison, who is tricked into testing false samples from a young crook's mine. The plot thickens when Neil discovers the deception and a quarrel leads to the stabbing of Jim Starke by an unknown assailant. Convinced he has committed murder, Neil flees and unwittingly becomes involved with the victim's father.

As a film from the silent era, The Miracle Baby showcases the style and storytelling techniques of early 20th-century cinema. Featuring notable performances from actors such as Harry Carey and Margaret Landis, it represents a period when Westerns and dramas were popular genres. This film has been categorized as a lost film, which adds to its intrigue for collectors interested in the history of cinema and silent films specifically.

Collectors should note that The Miracle Baby is available in VHS format, making it a tangible piece of film history for those who appreciate the Western genre and silent film era. The film's association with Robertson-Cole Pictures Corporation also adds to its historical context within the industry.