Sue of the South

The story follows Sue Gordon, a young woman from the Tennessee side of the Cumberlands. After her grandmother's death, she moves to Chicago to live with John Peyton, her late mother's former fiancé. In Chicago, she encounters a labor strike involving Peyton's son, Donald, with whom she develops a romantic connection. This drama explores themes of love, family ties, and social issues of the time.

As a silent film from the early 20th century, Sue of the South offers a glimpse into the era's storytelling style and societal norms. The film features performances by notable cast members such as Edith Roberts, Ruby Lafayette, and Jim Farley. Collectors interested in silent cinema or early 1910s dramas may find this film particularly relevant for their collections.