Everybody's Sweetheart

Directed by an unknown filmmaker and produced by Selznick Pictures, Everybody's Sweetheart features a cast that includes Olive Thomas, William Collier Jr., and Joseph J. Dowling. This silent film captures the struggles of John and Mary, who escape from the harsh realities of the poor farm and seek shelter with General Phillip Bingham.

The narrative unfolds as the general takes the orphans under his wing, leading to revelations about their true connection to his family. The film addresses social issues and personal relationships, showcasing the dynamics between the general, the orphans, and those who wish to benefit from his wealth.

As a 1920 release, it reflects the silent film era's storytelling and production style. Collectors interested in early American cinema may find this film noteworthy, particularly for its dramatic themes and character-driven plot.