Rosemary

The film tells the story of Dorothy Cruickshank, who is secretly in love with Captain Westwood. As they plan to elope, familial tensions mount when Dorothy's father, an old sea captain, has a quarrel with Professor Jogram, who has publicly criticized a book on navigation that he authored.

Featuring performances from Marguerite Snow, Virginia Kraft, and William Clifford, Rosemary showcases early 20th-century storytelling in cinema. This film not only represents a significant moment in the drama genre but also captures the complexities of love and family dynamics during its era. Collectors of silent films will find this title notable due to its themes and the historical context of its production.