The Idol of Paris (1914 film)

The Idol of Paris is a 1914 American silent film directed by J. Searle Dawley. While plot details are scarce and many sources are contradictory or incomplete, it is generally understood to be a drama, likely focusing on themes of romance and possibly social commentary prevalent in early 20th-century American cinema. The film starred Florence La Badie, a prominent actress of the era, in a leading role. Further details regarding the supporting cast, specific plot points, critical reception, and the film's current preservation status remain largely unknown. Research into early film archives and potentially surviving film reels would be needed to supplement this entry with more accurate and complete information. Finding extant copies of the film itself is a significant challenge given the age and fragility of silent films from that period.