Mother

The story revolves around architect Lee Ellis, who faces job loss and turns to his wife Mary for support. Mary uses a small inheritance to invest in a business for Lee, leading to their eventual prosperity. As their son Jerry becomes enamored with a flapper and attempts to elope, the family faces challenges that test their bonds.

Despite its engaging narrative, "Mother" is categorized as presumed lost, adding a layer of intrigue for collectors. The film features performances by Belle Bennett, Crauford Kent, and William Bakewell among others, reflecting the era's talent. Physical media collectors can find this film available on DVD, making it a unique piece for those interested in silent cinema and early drama.