The Blindness of Virtue

The Blindness of Virtue tells the story of Archibald Graham, who is expelled from college and sent to a small English village to study under Rev. Harry Pemberton. Graham's character undergoes a transformation as he embraces his studies under the minister's guidance, moving away from his reckless past.

As a 1915 drama, this film is part of the early silent cinema era, which is appealing for collectors interested in the origins of film. The film's association with The Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, a notable studio of the time, adds to its historical significance.

Being classified as a lost film, The Blindness of Virtue presents a unique collecting challenge. Its absence from the current film archives makes any remaining materials or memorabilia particularly significant for those who appreciate the silent film era.