The Remittance Woman

The Remittance Woman follows the story of Marie, whose father, Anthony Campbell, threatens to send her to China due to her extravagant behavior. Instead of being dismayed, Marie welcomes the idea as her sweetheart, George Holt, is planning a business trip to the Orient. Their journey takes a turn when Marie receives a tiny vase from her Chinese maid, Liu Po-Yat, meant to keep her safe. Unbeknownst to them, this vase is an important artifact stolen from the ruling Manchu dynasty, leading to a perilous adventure as they find themselves pursued by those seeking to reclaim the lost treasure.

This film, from Robertson-Cole Pictures Corporation, features a cast that includes Ethel Clayton and Rockliffe Fellowes. As a silent drama, it reflects the storytelling style and cinematic techniques of the early 1920s, appealing to collectors interested in the evolution of film and silent cinema history.