This film was lost for decades. In 2023, director Gary Huggins learned that a longtime distribution house in Omaha, Nebraska had shut down and movies from their archive were up for auction. He paid $20 for a palette of films, which included a copy that was duplicated from the original nitrate negative and printed on safety stock. He sold it to Clara Bow biographer David Stenn, who had the film restored for a debut at the San Francisco silent film festival in April 2024, 101 years after its original release.
The participation of Clara Bow in this film is confirmed in the review in Exhibitors Trade Review on page 1220 19 May 1923: "In the cast (is) Clara Bow, who is perhaps the most promising of the younger actresses..."