The Face on the Barroom Floor

The film follows Robert Stevens, an artist engaged to Marion, a society girl. His life takes a tragic turn when he becomes enamored with a fisherman's daughter, who poses for him. After a series of events leads to her suicide, Stevens faces wrongful imprisonment while shielding the dishonor brought upon her by Marion's brother.

As Stevens navigates his downfall into dereliction, the story ultimately reveals his exoneration and reunion with Marion. The film's narrative structure and emotional depth reflect the dramatic storytelling of its era, making it a notable entry in silent film history.

For collectors, the film holds significance due to its status as a lost film, which adds to its intrigue. The cast includes notable performers of the time, such as Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Clifford, contributing to its historical value.