Married Alive

The film follows James Duxbury, played by Lou Tellegen, who is an advocate of polygamy. His lifestyle leads to comedic complications when Professor Charles Orme, portrayed by Matt Moore, falls for Duxbury's fourth wife, Amy, played by Margaret Livingston. The plot thickens as Orme grapples with the uncertainty of Amy's marital status, leading to humorous situations as Duxbury himself is unsure of the legality of his relationships.

Married Alive showcases the comedic storytelling typical of the late 1920s, making it a relevant piece for collectors interested in the evolution of the comedy genre. The runtime of 50 minutes provides a concise look into the societal norms of the time, particularly the comedic take on polygamy. Collectors of silent films or vintage comedies may find this title an interesting addition for its unique premise and the era it represents.