Five and Ten Cent Annie

The film follows Elmer Peck, a street cleaner played by Clyde Cook, who unexpectedly inherits a million dollars from his uncle. However, there are stipulations: he must keep his uncle's valet, Briggs, until he marries and appear before a probate judge by a set deadline. The plot thickens as Elmer, alongside his sweetheart Annie, portrayed by Louise Fazenda, works to thwart the valet's attempts to sabotage his plans.

As a lost film, Five and Ten Cent Annie holds a unique place in cinematic history, attracting collectors interested in rare and hard-to-find titles. Its comedic approach to inheritance and romance offers insight into the filmmaking styles of the late 1920s. Collectors of vintage comedies or Warner Bros. productions will find this film particularly noteworthy, despite its lost status and the absence of current physical media releases.