Should She Obey?

The film follows William Gordon, who, inspired by his wife Lorna, stumbles upon a valuable welding process and rises to the presidency of a large corporation. In contrast, Henry Blake, a friend from Gordon's past, faces the pressures of responsibility when his girlfriend Mamie gives birth to a daughter. This narrative of personal evolution reflects societal changes of the era.

As a silent drama from 1917, Should She Obey? offers a glimpse into the storytelling techniques of early cinema. Collectors of early film history and silent cinema enthusiasts might find this title particularly interesting due to its exploration of themes like ambition and the consequences of one's choices. The film features a cast that includes George Siegmann, Norbert A. Myles, and others, showcasing performances characteristic of the silent film era.