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The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax is a 1923 film that falls within the crime, drama, and mystery genres. Directed by Stoll Picture Productions, it features a compelling storyline involving a titled suffragette and a con artist.
This film has had a somewhat limited release history, primarily surfacing in silent film festivals or niche collector circuits, which adds to its allure. Copies are scarce, with most existing in private collections or archives, making it a curiosity among early crime dramas. The interest in this title tends to be from collectors who appreciate the subtleties of early narrative filmmaking and the socio-political themes present in that era of cinema.
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The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax is classified as a crime, drama, and mystery film.
The film was produced by Stoll Picture Productions.
The film revolves around a titled suffragette who falls under the influence of a murderous con artist.
The film features Eille Norwood, Hubert Willis, David Hawthorne, Evelyn Cecil, and Cecil Morton York.
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