The Stool Pigeon (1915 film)

The Stool Pigeon (1915 film) is a silent film released in 1915, directed by Lon Chaney. It is a short drama, with Chaney also credited as a writer for the film's story. The plot revolves around a police informant, or "stool pigeon," and the dangerous consequences of their betrayal within a criminal underworld. The film is considered lost, meaning no known copies are currently available for viewing. Details about the specific plot points and characters are primarily derived from contemporary reviews and film synopses published during its initial release. The film starred Lon Chaney, Millard K. Wilson, and Olive Carey. Its production company was Universal Film Manufacturing Company. The film is significant in Chaney's early filmography, representing one of many roles he undertook during the silent era before achieving widespread fame.