Lights of New York

The story follows Eddie, who is tricked into operating a speakeasy for a local gangster. As the plot unfolds, Eddie finds himself framed for the murder of a police officer, highlighting the dangers and moral complexities of the era.

As a part of the early gangster film movement, Lights of New York features notable performances from Helene Costello, Cullen Landis, and Mary Carr. The film captures the essence of the Prohibition era, portraying the allure and peril of speakeasies and organized crime.

Collectors will find value in its availability on DVD and VHS, making it accessible for those interested in the evolution of crime dramas in early cinema. Its historical context and portrayal of New York City's underbelly during a tumultuous time make it a notable entry in any film collection.