	Lie directed two of the company's three productions. These two films were "Ikan Doejoeng" ("Mermaid") and "Siti Noerbaja". "Ikan Doejoeng" was an original production which followed a girl who becomes a mermaid after having to choose between a man she loves and a man she is forced to marry, while "Siti Noerbaja" was an adaptation of Marah Rusli's 1923 novel of the same name which follows a young woman – who is killed by her greedy husband – and her ex-lover – who avenges her death. The last one, "Selendang Delima" ("The Pomegranate Shawl"; 1941), was directed by the former dramatist Henry L. Duarte before Standard closed in 1942 following the Japanese invasion.