Sure-Fire Flint

Sure-Fire Flint follows the story of an energetic young man who returns from military service and finds love while working as a cabdriver and busboy. The plot thickens when he is employed by the father of the girl he loves, June De Lanni, leading to jealousy from another suitor, Dipley Poole. As Poole plots to rob the factory safe, June becomes trapped inside, and Flint must embark on a series of adventures to rescue her.

This film represents a unique piece of cinematic history from the early 1920s, combining elements of comedy and drama. As a lost film, it raises interest among collectors who appreciate the rarity and the stories behind films that have vanished over time. The presence of notable actors like Johnny Hines and Doris Kenyon further emphasizes its place in the silent film era, making it an intriguing topic for discussion in collector circles.