Out with the Tide

The film follows John Templeton, a newspaper reporter who becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a banker. As he tries to clear his name, he teams up with the banker's daughter, Joan Renshaw. Together, they pursue the real murderer, known only as "The Snake," which takes them on a journey to Shanghai. The setting and plot reflect the intrigue and suspense characteristic of the drama genre in the late 1920s.

With a cast that includes Dorothy Dwan and Cullen Landis, Out with the Tide presents a classic example of silent-era filmmaking. The performances and the film's storyline capture the essence of the period's dramatic storytelling, appealing to collectors interested in early cinema. This film contributes to the broader landscape of 1920s dramas that explored complex narratives and character relationships, making it a noteworthy piece for enthusiasts of silent films.