The Girl and the Crisis

The story follows Lieut. Governor Oliver Barnitz as he becomes governor after the assassination of his predecessor. Faced with the difficult decision of commuting the death sentence of the assassin, Barnitz experiences a troubled sleep that leads him to confront a similar judgment involving his father.

Starring Dorothy Davenport, Charles Perley, Harry Holden, and William V. Mong, this film is categorized as a drama and is noted as a lost film, adding to its historical intrigue. As a collector, the film's status as lost makes any surviving materials or archival details particularly significant. The themes of governance, morality, and familial conflict resonate through the narrative, reflecting the complexities of leadership during tumultuous times.