Stolen Moments

The film was originally a vehicle for Marguerite Namara. After Rudolph Valentino achieved stardom it was cut by approximately half its original running time with the new edit favoring Valentino. Only the edited version is known to exist. The film had its American television debut on Turner Classic Movies on May 22, 2006.

Dalmarez (Valentino) gives a photo of himself to Vera (Marguerite Namara). She turns it over to read a message. The photo that the viewer sees when she turns over the photo is different from the photo originally shown when she is handed the photo.

Since the only surviving footage of this film is 3 reels long out of an original 6-reel movie, the listing of the cast credits and the crew credits are taken from the AFI Catalogue. The print itself follows the cast listing closely, with only the butler Arthur Earle not identified in the intertitles. There are no crew credits listed in the surviving print.

In 2006, Flicker Valley copyrighted a 35-minute version with a piano score by Jon Mirsalis. This was a restored version of the 3-reel edited version released to theaters in November 1922 to capitalize on the soaring popularity of 'Rudolph Valentino'. The original 6-reel version appears to be lost.