Her Maternal Right

The story centers on actress Nina Seabury, who prioritizes her lovers' financial status. She embarks on a relationship with Emory Townsend, whom she mistakenly believes to be a wealthy bank president. In a bid to impress her, Emory steals $12,000 from his bank, but his sacrifices go unrewarded when Nina ultimately ends their relationship.

Following the breakup, Emory finds genuine love with Mary Winslow, shifting the narrative towards themes of true affection and sacrifice. As a lost film, "Her Maternal Right" presents a unique opportunity for collectors interested in early cinema and the dramatic storytelling of the silent film era. The performances, especially from Kitty Gordon, contribute to the film's appeal within the drama genre of the 1910s.