Three O'Clock in the Morning

The film follows Elizabeth Winthrop, a young flapper who defies her parents by moving to New York after ending her engagement to Clayton Webster. In the city, she finds herself entangled with Hugo Von Strohm, a wealthy playboy who offers her a job as a chorus dancer while secretly covering her salary. Elizabeth's journey leads her to realize the true nature of his intentions, prompting her to return to her family and former fiancé.

As a collector, the significance of this film lies in its status as a lost film. The 1920s were a pivotal era for cinema, and this drama reflects the themes of rebellion and social change prevalent during that time. The film features a cast that includes Constance Binney, Edmund Breese, and Edna May Oliver, showcasing the talent of early Hollywood actors. Collectors interested in silent films or the evolution of the drama genre may find this title particularly noteworthy.