The Girl Problem

The film follows Erminie Foster, who balances her day job as a model with her passion for writing short stories. When novelist Ernest Sanford visits her to study her as a representation of the 'flapper' lifestyle, it sets off a series of events that challenge societal norms and personal reputations.

As Erminie navigates her relationship with Sanford and the complications that arise from his engagement to another woman, she demonstrates resilience and self-sacrifice. The story unfolds through her experiences at a reception and her determination to support Sanford, ultimately leading to a revelation of love and understanding.

Given its age and narrative style, The Girl Problem provides a glimpse into the cultural dynamics of the 1910s, making it a significant piece for collectors interested in early cinema and the portrayal of women in film.