The Girl of Today

The film follows Leslie Selden, played by Corinne Griffith, who finds herself at the center of a love triangle involving two men during World War I. Jack Wynn, who is not yet drafted, and Dr. Wolff, who is secretly a German agent, vie for her affection. As the plot unfolds, Jack discovers Dr. Wolff's sinister intentions to bomb munitions factories and disrupt New York City's water supply.

With its intense themes and the backdrop of a significant historical event, The Girl of Today represents the era's cinematic approach to drama and suspense. The film's narrative highlights the conflict between love and duty, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in early 20th-century cinema and war-related stories. Its status as a lost film adds an element of intrigue for those researching or collecting films from this period.