Count 'Em

The film features a narrative where the affluent Gladys Barnes, played by Anita Stewart, is pursued by multiple suitors while favoring Earle. The plot thickens when her father reveals that a Count is interested in marrying her, prompting a comedic series of events. In an attempt to impress her, Gladys paints the Count’s portrait, only for her friends to prank her and her father by pretending to be the Count in various disguises.

Count 'Em is notable as a lost film, making it a unique entry in early cinema. The playful exploration of romance and the comedic situations that arise from mistaken identities reflect the storytelling style of the era. Collectors interested in silent films or the evolution of romantic comedies may find this title appealing, despite its lost status.