Madame Sherry

The film centers on Edward Sherry, who has been receiving money from his uncle Theophilus by fabricating a life with a wife and children. When Theophilus decides to visit, Edward hires a woman and borrows children to maintain the illusion. The comedic twists arise as the situation unfolds with his uncle's niece, Yvonne, who has just left a convent.

Madame Sherry showcases a cast that includes Gertrude McCoy, Frank O'Connor, and Jean Stuart. As a comedy from the silent film era, it reflects the humor and societal norms of its time. Collectors of early cinema will appreciate its historical significance and the performances of its cast during a formative period in film history.