Open Places

The film follows Mollie Andrews, a school teacher from New England, who travels to Rawhide, Montana, with the intention of instilling manners in the rugged landscape. Her romantic ideals clash with reality when she marries Dan Clark, a man with a dark side. After a brief honeymoon phase, Mollie faces the harsh truth of her husband's nature, leading to a tragic turn of events when he commits murder and flees to Canada.

As a lost film, Open Places presents a unique opportunity for collectors interested in early cinema and the evolution of the western genre. Its themes of societal contrasts and personal struggle reflect the cultural narratives of the time. The film's status as a lost piece of film history adds to its intrigue for collectors and historians alike.