His Stolen Fortune

A two-reel chase picture on the grand scale. It will make laughter but there is too little variety in the incidents after the hero has advertised for one Illuski whom he is led to think the rightful owner of his fortune. The whole city of Chicago turns out to be either Illuski himself or a near relative of that person who, in reality, is fictitious, merely a scheme on the part of the dead uncle who left the fortune to the hero to try his honesty. If it had continuously convinced it would have been much funnier. It is only a fair offering. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914