Lying Lips

The story follows Neal Frazer, a performer with traditional views on women's conduct, who saves Broadway star Emily Alden's life. As their friendship evolves into love and marriage, Emily grapples with her diminishing independence and the restrictions imposed by Neal on her spending.

As a lost film, Lying Lips represents a significant piece of early cinema that captures the complexities of relationships in the context of the time. Silent films from this era often reflect societal norms and challenges, making it a notable title for collectors interested in the progression of film narratives and gender roles in the early 20th century.