The Unknown

The Unknown presents a story of Richard Farquhar, who finds himself in dire straits after his allowance is cut off while he is in an Algerian hotel. The film explores themes of desperation and familial expectations, set against a backdrop of adventure and drama.

With Lou Tellegen in the lead role, the film is complemented by performances from a notable cast including Theodore Roberts, Dorothy Davenport, and Hallie Clements. As a silent film from the 1910s, it serves as a significant piece of cinema history, showcasing the early work of Jesse L. Lasky. Collectors of silent films or early drama-adventure genres may find this title particularly interesting for its historical context and storytelling.