A Kiss in Time

The film follows artist-illustrator Sheila Athlone, who is engaged to a stiff Bostonian named Robert Ames. Although she finds her fiancé's manners unsuitable, she is hesitant to illustrate a story based on the improbable idea of a girl kissing a man she just met. Author Brian Moore, intent on proving his point, disguises himself as a butcher boy to win her over.

Their interaction leads to a series of events, including a daring rescue that changes Sheila's perception. As the story unfolds, her initial refusals turn into admiration for Brian's bravery, culminating in a kiss just before a self-imposed deadline.

A Kiss in Time is also noted as a lost film, which adds a layer of intrigue for collectors interested in cinema history and the evolution of film narratives. The film's themes of romance and social commentary reflect the early 1920s' comedic style, making it a notable piece from that era.