Madame Behave

The film centers around Jack Mitchell, who disguises himself as "Madame Brown" to assist a friend in a lawsuit. This cross-dressing farce is adapted from Jean Arlette's "Madame Lucy" and showcases the comedic situations that arise from mistaken identities. Jack's alter ego attracts the romantic interest of several characters, including two seasoned gentlemen and a vibrant Broadway showgirl.

With its unique premise and the charm of the 1920s, Madame Behave offers collectors a glimpse into early cinematic explorations of gender roles and romantic comedy. The film features performances by Julian Eltinge, Ann Pennington, and other notable actors of the era, enhancing its appeal to those interested in classic cinema.