Dora Darby and Tom Burson, whose fathers are two crooks, and who are sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment, grow up together until they are about seven years old. Then Dora is sent to the country to live with her aunt and Tom grows up in the tenement. He follows his father's footsteps and becomes a thief. Tom and Dora's fathers are released from prison and Dora's father comes to see her. Later Tom is in the act of committing a crime when a vision of his little playmate of years before dissuades him from a criminal career. He finds the girl in her country home and there their old affections are aroused. For a longer review see another page of this issue. -Motography, September 4, 1915