Dorothy Danesbridge, Militant

The film follows Dorothy Danesbridge, who is initially spoiled by her father and aunt. However, her perspective shifts when she reconnects with Phyllis, an old school friend who is passionate about women's suffrage. This influence leads Dorothy to become engaged in the suffragette movement.

As a lost film, "Dorothy Danesbridge, Militant" represents a unique piece of early cinema that captures the societal shifts of its time. The comedic elements intertwined with the serious subject of women's rights reflect the cultural landscape of the early 20th century. Collectors may find interest in this film not only for its comedic value but also for its historical significance in the context of women's suffrage.