Getting Up a Practice

In Getting Up a Practice, young Doctor Bob Lyons becomes increasingly discouraged while waiting for patients. His situation worsens when his sweetheart's father, Mr. Irving, disapproves of their marriage until Bob establishes a successful practice. The film plays on themes of ambition and romantic tension, set against a comedic backdrop typical of early 20th-century cinema.

This silent film showcases performances from notable actors of the era, including George Cooper and Norma Talmadge. The comedic elements reflect the societal expectations of the time, particularly regarding marriage and professional success. Collectors interested in the evolution of comedy in film will find this title significant as it represents the early days of American cinema and its storytelling techniques.