Who Shall Take My Life?

In 'Who Shall Take My Life?', a man faces execution for the murder of a woman based on circumstantial evidence. The plot thickens when it is revealed that the woman he is accused of killing is alive and living as a prostitute in a Western city. The scenario, penned by Maibelle Heikes Justice, reflects her strong opposition to capital punishment, adding a layer of social commentary to the film.

As a drama from the silent film era, this work highlights the storytelling techniques and societal issues of its time. With a runtime of 70 minutes, the film features performances by notable actors such as Tom Santschi and Fritzi Brunette. Collectors may find interest in its historical context and the themes it tackles, as well as its status as a lost film.