The supplied reference confirms the film's identity and a few censored incidents, but it does not provide enough surviving narrative detail to reconstruct the complete story.
The reference identifies the film as a 1918 American silent comedy directed by Dell Henderson. It also states that the production was filmed at Fort Lee, New Jersey.
The available source lists the principal credited performers and their named roles. It does not provide scenes showing how these characters interact.
The censorship record mentions a burglar stealing from a safe in reel 3 and a man sandpapering his fingertips in reel 4. No character attribution or scene order is supplied for either incident.
Contemporary reviews described the story as improbable but interesting and praised the settings and cast. The film is now considered lost because no print has been located in film archives.
Dell Henderson
Rating: 9/10 (1 votes)
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