An Old Fashioned Young Man

The narrative follows Frank Trent, who is raised with a traditional respect for women. As he navigates the challenges of city life, he finds himself working for Senator Briggs, a corrupt politician. When Briggs plots to tarnish the reputation of Mrs. Burke, Frank decides to take a stand. He quits his job and sets out to prove her innocence, showcasing his moral convictions.

This film is a product of the Fine Arts Film Company and features performances by Robert Harron, Thomas Jefferson, and Colleen Moore among others. As a lost film, it represents a piece of cinematic history that has been obscured over time, making it a noteworthy title for serious collectors focused on early 20th-century cinema and silent films.