Under the Greenwood Tree

The story follows heiress Mary Hamilton, who rebels against her life of privilege and joins a band of roving gypsies with her secretary, Peggy. Meanwhile, one of her suitors, Sir Kenneth Graham, dons gypsy attire to follow her but faces unexpected consequences when Jack Hutton seeks to rid his land of gypsies.

This film reflects the drama genre of its era, offering insights into class struggles and personal freedom. Its narrative highlights the conflict between societal expectations and individual desires, making it an interesting period piece for collectors of early cinema. Under the Greenwood Tree showcases performances from actors like Edmund Burns and Mildred Havens, contributing to its historical significance within the drama genre.