A Lesson in Bridge

This film tells the story of Mrs. Willis, a young wife whose fascination with bridge leads to financial trouble. Her obsession with the game results in her spending money that should be allocated for household expenses.

As a lost film, A Lesson in Bridge holds historical significance for collectors interested in early cinema and the evolution of the thriller genre. The film features performances by cast members such as Jeanne Eagels and Paul Scardon, contributing to its narrative about the allure and dangers of gambling.

The 1914 release period places it among the silent film era, making it a noteworthy piece for those focused on collecting films from this time. Its themes of obsession and financial mismanagement resonate through the decades, attracting interest from collectors of classic thrillers.