Broadway Fever

The story follows Sally McAllister, who is determined to catch the attention of renowned theatrical producer Eric Byron. In a twist of fate, she secures a job as a maid for Byron, which leads her to a series of comedic misadventures. Sally's ambition drives her to impersonate the leading lady of Byron's play, leading to unexpected complications as she attempts to navigate the world of theater.

With its release in the late 1920s, Broadway Fever represents the comedic style of the silent film era transitioning into talkies. This film is noted as a lost film, with only fragments remaining, making it a unique piece for collectors interested in early cinema. The cast includes Sally O'Neil, Roland Drew, Corliss Palmer, and Calvert Carter, showcasing performances typical of the period's comedic style.