Twilight

The narrative centers on a baby named Twilight, found strapped to a donkey in the North Carolina mountains after her father drowned. Raised by the Anwells, Twilight falls in love with her foster brother Jim, who is deeply involved in the family's lumber business. As she navigates her feelings, jealousy arises when Elise Charmant, a vacationer with her father, captures Jim's attention at the Fireman's Ball.

This film features performances from Doris Kenyon, Frank Mills, Sally Crute, George Lessey, and Harry Lee. Twilight serves as an example of early 20th-century American drama, exploring themes of familial bonds and romantic rivalry. Collectors of silent films may find this title significant for its historical context and portrayal of societal norms during its era.