In January of 2016, BFI announced the completion of a re-cut, truncated version of this once entirely lost film. Actress Peggy Cummins was able to view it for her 90th birthday, saying "I am absolutely delighted to be able to see this early film of mine again. It was at a key stage in my career and it was very important to me. I am very pleased that the film has been brought back to the BFI. I'm also very grateful for the effort the BFI has gone to in order to bring the film back to the screen."
One of the "75 Most Wanted" films listed by the British Film Institute as "Missing, believed lost".
Shelagh Fraser's debut.