Jim Montgomery is wrongfully convicted of murder after being assaulted by burglars who use his tools in a robbery. While imprisoned, he escapes with the help of his cellmate, Bill Hawkins, and later assumes a new identity as a cotton mill superintendent. Ultimately, Bill reveals the true murderer, Gutzler, clearing Jim's name and allowing him to reclaim his life. This silent drama short is presumably lost.
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Grace Darmond as Molly Bryan
John Charles as Detective Kearny
Mrs. A.C. Marston as Mrs. Montgomery
United States 27 May 1915
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27 November 1915
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