Bonnie May

The story follows young actress Bonnie May as she finds work in a private play at Mrs. Baron’s mansion. Her charm wins over the guests, particularly Victor Baron, the invalid son who has penned the play. Despite his mother's hesitations, Victor hopes Bonnie will assist him in writing another play.

Bonnie May is notable not only for its narrative but also for being a lost film. The film showcases the talents of its leading actress, Bessie Love, and represents the early 20th-century cinema landscape. As a work by a woman director, it holds significance in the context of female representation in film during this era.