Mademoiselle Midnight

This silent film tells the story of Renée, the heiress of a Mexican ranch, who faces restrictions due to her family's past. Banished by Napoleon III at Empress Eugenie's insistence, she is confined to her hacienda at night to avoid the reckless lifestyle of her grandmother. As she struggles against her father's control, Renée finds herself torn between the affections of a visiting American and the threats posed by a craven outlaw, Manuel Corrales.

With a runtime of 67 minutes, "Mademoiselle Midnight" showcases Mae Murray's trademark dancing, contrasting the film's serious tone with moments of comic relief from Johnny Arthur. The film is a product of Tiffany Productions and presents a snapshot of early 20th-century drama, appealing to those interested in the genre and era.