The Stool Pigeon

1915

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J. Warren Kerrigan in The Stool Pigeon (1915)

Walter Jason, a young man from the country, comes to the big city to find a position, but fails to do so. Oswald Trumble, so known to society, though in reality a master crook, strolls throu... Read allWalter Jason, a young man from the country, comes to the big city to find a position, but fails to do so. Oswald Trumble, so known to society, though in reality a master crook, strolls through the park, his mind busy with a scheme to steal the jewels of Mrs. Crosby Moore, a leade... Read allWalter Jason, a young man from the country, comes to the big city to find a position, but fails to do so. Oswald Trumble, so known to society, though in reality a master crook, strolls through the park, his mind busy with a scheme to steal the jewels of Mrs. Crosby Moore, a leader of society, whose forthcoming fancy-dress ball is the talk of the town. As Trumble appro... Read all

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The dupe of a polite society thief

A crook story by H.G. Stafford of unusual interest, in two reels, with J. Warren Kerrigan, George Periolat and Vera Sisson in the cast. The latter doubles as a society girl and member of the gang, Kerrigan plays the part of a young fellow out of work who becomes the dupe of a polite society thief, and unwittingly aids in an attempted jewel robbery at a reception. The story is cleverly worked out and holds the interest firmly. - The Moving Picture World, April 24, 1915