Lights of London

This film follows Harold Armytage, who faces disownment and frames for murder by his cousin, Clifford. The narrative unfolds as Harold escapes jail, rescues his wife, Bess, and ultimately seeks justice against the true villains. The runtime of 82 minutes allows for a concise yet engaging experience typical of silent films from the 1920s.

As a lost film, Lights of London holds a unique place in cinematic history. Its classification as a crime and romance film captures the genre's allure during the silent era. Collectors may find interest in its historical significance and the performances of its top cast, including Wanda Hawley and Nigel Barrie. Available formats for collectors include DVD and other options, offering a chance to explore this intriguing narrative from early British cinema.