22 September 1915 Comedy 11 mins
Awaiting his release from prison an inmate takes stock of his life and resolves that never again will he be on the wrong side of the law.
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Leona Hutton as Ellen Watts
Harry Keenan as Mr. Davis
Shorty Hamilton as The Station Agent
Virginia Philley Withey as Mrs. Davis
United States 22 September 1915
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