My Official Wife

This lost film marks Clara Kimball Young's first feature and her last production with Vitagraph, where she had previously made many short films. The film was a significant success, establishing Young as a leading star of her time. Its Russian setting influenced Young's subsequent projects, showcasing her ability to draw from diverse backgrounds in her storytelling.

Despite being lost, fragments of the film have survived in the form of two short clips. These clips are included in Warner Brother's 1931 Vitaphone short "The Movie Album" and have been made available on platforms like Internet Archive and Google Video. One clip features a meeting of Helene's terrorist cell, with an extra who is rumored to be Leon Trotsky, highlighting the film's engaging political themes. The other clip captures a moment between Helene and Lennox as they visit the Weletsky's, offering a glimpse into the film's narrative.