His Bread and Butter

The plot follows Mann, who helps his wife secure a job as the cashier at a café, insisting she keep their marriage a secret. This leads to a series of comedic events when the proprietor, Slim Summerville, and headwaiter, Bobby Dunn, both become infatuated with her. As jealousy takes hold, Mann's reactions spiral into humorous chaos.

As a silent film, His Bread and Butter captures the comedic style of early cinema, showcasing physical humor and visual gags typical of the era. The cast includes notable performers like Hank Mann, Peggy Pearce, and Slim Summerville, who contribute to the film's comedic elements. Collectors interested in silent film history or early comedy will find this title representative of its genre and period.