Mr. Barnes of New York

In this film, an English naval officer and a Corsican youth engage in a duel, resulting in the death of the Corsican. The sister of the deceased, Marina Paoli, seeks revenge against the killer. Mr. Barnes of New York, a witness to the duel, discovers the name Gerard Anstruther engraved on the pistols used in the fatal encounter.

As a silent film, "Mr. Barnes of New York" represents an era of cinema that is increasingly appreciated for its artistic techniques and storytelling methods. The film runs for 50 minutes and showcases performances from notable actors of the time, including Tom Moore and Ramon Novarro. This blend of romance and drama, coupled with its status as a silent film, adds to its intrigue for collectors who focus on this unique period in film history.