Woman Wise

In "Woman Wise," George Gage, known for his disdain towards women, is taken aback when he discovers that his new assistant Billie Baxter is a woman. The plot thickens when George's womanizing friend arrives, creating a love triangle that complicates George's feelings for Billie. Meanwhile, the ruling Pasha also develops an interest in her, leading to a rivalry that puts Billie in danger.

The film features a runtime of 62 minutes and includes performances by William Russell, June Collyer, and Walter Pidgeon. As a lost film, "Woman Wise" holds a certain intrigue among collectors, especially those focused on the preservation of early 20th-century cinema. Its themes of love and jealousy, set against the exotic backdrop of Persia, make it a notable entry in the comedy-drama genre.