Cheating Cheaters

The film stars Betty Compson as Nan Carey, a shoplifter who finds herself entangled with a gang of crooks led by a corrupt lawyer. The narrative unfolds as they pose as the Brockton family in a seaside home, plotting to steal jewels from their affluent neighbors, the Palmers.

As the scheme progresses, Nan's charm leads to complications, particularly with Tom, portrayed by Kenneth Harlan, who falls for her while unaware of her true intentions. The film explores themes of crime and deception, making it a notable entry in the comedy-crime genre of the silent film era.

Collectors of physical media can find Cheating Cheaters on VHS, DVD, and other formats, appealing to those interested in early cinematic storytelling and the evolution of comedy in film history.