Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife

This 18-minute film brings a comedic lens to the game of bridge, showcasing couples from various historical periods engaging in the card game. From the honeymoon phase to the stone age, the film highlights the playful dynamics of relationships through the lens of this popular pastime.

As a product of the early 1930s, Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife offers a glimpse into the comedic style of the era, characteristic of Mack Sennett's productions. Collectors of vintage comedy shorts will find value in its unique premise and the representation of social interactions through the ages. The film's runtime makes it a quick yet entertaining watch, embodying the playful spirit of its time.