Lorraine of the Lions

The film features a young girl named Lorraine who survives a shipwreck along with a gorilla from her circus troupe. As they navigate life on a deserted island, Lorraine is raised by the gorilla, Bimi. Years later, her wealthy grandfather seeks her out with the help of a psychic, leading to a reunion that brings unexpected challenges.

"Lorraine of the Lions" combines the thrills of adventure with elements of drama, making it a distinctive piece from the silent film era. Its setting in the world of a touring circus adds a layer of intrigue and spectacle that reflects the adventurous spirit of early 20th-century storytelling. The film runs for 76 minutes and was produced by Universal Pictures, a studio known for its significant contributions to early cinema.

The film is available to collectors in blu-ray and other formats, making it accessible for those looking to enjoy or preserve this unique cinematic experience. The combination of adventure and the dramatic elements rooted in the circus theme makes this film a noteworthy entry in any collection focused on classic films.