Coals of Fire

The story follows Nell Bradley, the daughter of a saloonkeeper in a dry town. She faces scorn from the townspeople, but captures the interest of Rev. Charles Alden, the town minister. The plot thickens when a traveling salesman attempts to intoxicate a young woman, prompting Nell to intervene and protect her. Unfortunately, Rev. Alden misinterprets Nell's actions, leading to a series of complications.

As a lost film, Coals of Fire holds a unique place in cinematic history, representing the silent era's storytelling techniques and societal norms. Collectors may find interest in its themes and the performances of notable cast members like Enid Bennett and William Elmer, showcasing the talent of the time.