Let's Get Married

The film follows college football star Billy Dexter, whose penchant for public brawls leads to trouble. After his father sends him to reform under the care of a seemingly devout woman, complications arise when she turns out to be both intoxicated and a saloon fighter. Billy's misadventures escalate, leading him to deceive his fiancée about his whereabouts as he navigates the challenges of love and the law.

With a runtime of 70 minutes, Let's Get Married showcases the comedic storytelling of the 1920s. The film features performances from Richard Dix and Lois Wilson, adding to the appeal for fans of the era. The mix of college life and romance, along with its comedic elements, offers a glimpse into the social themes of the time, making it a noteworthy title for those interested in silent film history.