Everything But the Truth

The story revolves around Bill Hervey, the owner of a struggling oil company, who is preoccupied with his upcoming marriage to Helen Gray. His life takes a turn when he meets his neighbor, Annabelle Eaton, a newlywed who asks for his help. During a visit to a chicken farm, they find themselves locked in a room by an unhinged individual, leading to a night filled with unexpected events.

This film showcases the comedic styles of the early 1920s, featuring performances from Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran, and Katherine Lewis among others. The narrative is typical of the era, emphasizing situational comedy and character interactions. For collectors of silent films, this title represents the comedic genre of its time and highlights the storytelling methods used before the advent of synchronized sound.