Anybody Here Seen Kelly?

The film centers around a French girl who falls for an American soldier. After the War, she follows him to New York, where he works as a police officer. With a blend of romance and comedy, it reflects the themes of love across borders during the post-war period.

Featuring performances by Bessie Love, Tom Moore, Kate Price, and Addie McPhail, the film captures the essence of 1920s storytelling. As a lost film, it contributes to the rich tapestry of silent cinema, making it a point of interest for collectors focused on early 20th-century films. Its status as a comedy adds to its appeal for those who appreciate this genre from the silent film era.