With a Kodak

The film centers around Mr. Hobbs' secretary and Mrs. Hobbs' maid, who are in love but face complications due to their employers' affections for each other. Both characters are wrongfully fired and devise a plan while taking pictures in the park with a Kodak camera, aiming to reclaim their jobs. However, their reinstatement is short-lived, leading to further comedic situations.

With a Kodak features performances from Edward Dillon, Vivian Prescott, Fred Mace, and Kate Bruce. The film's narrative provides a glimpse into early 20th-century social dynamics and the humor found in mistaken circumstances. As a silent film from 1912, it stands out for its storytelling and historical significance in the evolution of cinema.