Britton of the Seventh

Set in 1876, "Britton of the Seventh" follows Lt. Tony Britton, who grapples with romantic advances and military responsibilities. He is torn between his love for Barbara Manning and the unwanted affections of Capt. Granson's wife. The plot thickens as Britton is tasked with capturing Sioux chief Rain-in-the-Face, leading to conflicts with local tribes and his own superior officers.

As tensions rise, Britton resigns his commission and takes on the role of an army scout. He learns of an imminent attack on his fellow soldiers under Col. Custer's command. The film delves into the themes of honor, betrayal, and the urgency of warning those in peril, showcasing the turmoil of military life in the era. This film is classified as a lost film, making it a unique entry in the history of cinema. Its historical context and dramatic narrative appeal to collectors interested in early 20th-century film history and the genre of drama.