Florence Lawrence and Harry Solter establish their own production company, the Victor Film Company, with the backing of Universal. This venture allows them greater creative control over their projects.

Lawrence and Solter produce and star in a variety of films for Victor, experimenting with different genres and showcasing their talents. This period allows them to explore their artistic vision.

Facing increasing competition and financial pressures, Lawrence and Solter sell the Victor Film Company to Universal. This marks the end of their independent production venture.