Flirting with Love

The film revolves around Wade Cameron, the chairman of the Better Plays Society, who halts the production of Gilda Lamont's stage success. In a bid for revenge, Gilda adopts a new persona to gain his confidence. This leads to a series of unexpected events, including her assignment to an improvised production where she seeks to expose him. The story culminates in an emotional resolution as Wade wins her heart.

As a lost film, Flirting with Love represents a significant piece of cinematic history from the silent era. Collectors of early cinema and silent films may find the film's narrative and its status as a lost piece of interest, despite the challenges in finding physical copies. The film's release by Associated First National Pictures adds to its historical context, appealing to those who appreciate the evolution of film production and storytelling in the 1920s.