Introduced first are two women friends, one married and one single. The latter scorns the former's complete faith in her husband, and the two hatch a plan to test him. The single friend makes a date to meet him in a café. Unknown to her he...See moreIntroduced first are two women friends, one married and one single. The latter scorns the former's complete faith in her husband, and the two hatch a plan to test him. The single friend makes a date to meet him in a café. Unknown to her he sends a friend and the fun is on. Misunderstandings come, of course, the married folks getting deep into difficulties with the wife's belief that her husband did fall victim to another's charms, and the trouble tangles until all is cleared and the single folks brought into each other's arms and happiness restored to the married ones. Written by
Exhibitors Herald, January 8, 1921
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