Jes' Call Me Jim

The story follows Jim Fenton, a carefree character deeply in love with Miss Butterworth, a milliner caring for a young boy while his father is locked away in a local asylum. Jim believes that a prominent citizen, Belcher, has wrongfully imprisoned the inventor, intending to steal his patents. Driven by love and a sense of justice, Jim breaks into the asylum to rescue the inventor, leading to a series of events that unfold against the backdrop of early 20th-century America.

As a silent film from the 1920s, Jes' Call Me Jim captures the essence of its era with its unique storytelling and visual style. The film is part of the early cinematic landscape and presents a fascinating glimpse into the genre of drama during the silent film period. Collectors of silent films and early dramas will find this title significant, especially with its availability on DVD.