Everything for Sale (1921 film)

Everything for Sale is a 1921 American silent drama film directed by Neal Hart. The film stars Neal Hart, William Quinn, and Jean Calhoun. The plot revolves around themes of corruption, ambition, and redemption within a small community. While details regarding the film's plot are sparse due to its age and status as a lost film, it is believed to have centered on the moral struggles of its characters and their interactions with societal pressures.

The film was released by a relatively small production company, contributing to its obscurity and the subsequent loss of extant prints. Information regarding the cast and crew is readily available, but detailed summaries or reviews are difficult to find. The film represents a snapshot of the early silent film era and the types of narratives being explored at the time, even if it has since become largely inaccessible to modern audiences. The absence of available prints makes a comprehensive understanding of Everything for Sale impossible without further discovery.