Probably not, at least not with any simple fix. If the frame is completely black with no visible detail, there usually isn’t anything left to recover. If it’s only very dark and you can still see some image detail, a darkroom chemical process such as Farmer’s reducer might help reduce the density somewhat, but that’s a specialist technique and may not give good results. Advanced restoration methods do exist for historical photographs, but they are typically expensive and not practical for an ordinary photo-booth strip. In short: if there’s no visible detail, the image is likely lost; if there is some detail, a professional lab might be able to attempt limited recovery.