Nothing But Lies

The film follows George Cross, a junior partner in an advertising agency, who unexpectedly encounters Allan Nigh as he distributes a leaflet revealing the agency's lies. The plot thickens with the involvement of Rosie, a member of the "Truth Society," and the arrival of Nigh and his daughter Ann, who complicate George's attempts to maintain his facade.

As the story unfolds, a detective's investigation into the advertising firm's practices leads to unexpected twists. The film captures the dynamics of personal and professional relationships against the backdrop of ethical dilemmas in advertising. With a cast featuring Taylor Holmes, Justine Johnstone, and others, this film represents the early 20th-century interest in societal issues through the lens of drama.

Notably, Nothing But Lies is presumed lost, which adds a layer of intrigue for collectors interested in silent film history. Its exploration of advertising ethics remains relevant, making it a fascinating subject for those delving into early cinematic narratives.