Don't Ever Marry

The story follows Colonel Wynn, who opposes the marriage of his daughter Dorothy to Joe Benson. In a twist of fate, Joe and Dorothy decide to marry secretly. Their honeymoon at a resort takes an unexpected turn when Barbara Dow, a friend, threatens to expose their union unless Joe publicly claims her as his wife.

This film offers a glimpse into the comedy genre of the silent film era, showcasing the unique storytelling style of the time. The performances by a diverse cast, including Thomas Jefferson and Betty Bouton, contribute to the film's charm. Collectors interested in early 20th-century comedies will find the plot and character dynamics intriguing, reflecting the societal norms and humor of the 1920s.