Number, Please?

The film follows a young man who, while trying to move on from a lost love, encounters her with a new boyfriend at an amusement park. Chaos ensues when her dog escapes, prompting both suitors to join forces in an attempt to catch it. The plot thickens when the girl's uncle, a balloonist, offers a balloon ride if her mother approves, leading to a humorous race for her affection.

As a silent film, "Number, Please?" showcases the comedic talents of Harold Lloyd, alongside a cast that includes Mildred Davis and Roy Brooks. This film is representative of the early 20th century comedy genre, capturing the essence of silent storytelling through physical humor and situational comedy. Collectors of silent cinema or early film history may find this title particularly appealing.