Bunty Pulls the Strings

In Bunty Pulls the Strings, we follow Bunty Bigger as she navigates the challenges of keeping her family together in a small Scottish village. The plot revolves around her brother Jeemy, who is facing jail time for robbing a bank, and the implications of their father's financial dealings to settle the debt. As Bunty strives to manage these familial issues, her own romantic future unfolds in a double-wedding ceremony.

The film features performances from actors such as Leatrice Joy, Russell Simpson, and Raymond Hatton, who contribute to the comedic elements of the story. Although the film is lost, its narrative reflects the comedic sensibilities of the early 1920s and the influence of the theatrical work by Graham Moffat that inspired it. Collectors interested in silent cinema and early comedies may find this title noteworthy, despite its unavailability.