Daytime Wives

The film follows Ruth Holt, a private secretary to architect Elwood Adams, who contrasts sharply with his extravagant wife, Francine. As tensions rise, a scheming acquaintance of Francine stirs jealousy by spreading rumors about Ruth. This leads to a business crisis where Ruth is mistakenly introduced as Elwood's wife to banker Amos Martin, igniting further conflict.

Ultimately, the story involves Ruth navigating through misunderstandings and personal ambitions, culminating in her marrying the banker after reuniting the troubled Adams couple. Daytime Wives presents a glimpse into the dynamics of early 20th-century relationships and the societal pressures surrounding them. The film features performances from a notable cast including Derelys Perdue, Wyndham Standing, and Grace Darmond, making it a piece of interest for fans of silent cinema.