Mary's Ankle

In Mary's Ankle, three young men face the challenge of finding their next meal when they encounter a young lady with an injured ankle. One of the men, a doctor, pretends to be successful in front of his wealthy uncle, who believes him to be well-off and married to a nonexistent wife named Mary Jane Smith. The story deepens as the young doctor falls in love with the girl, who turns out to share the same name as his fictitious spouse.

This silent film features a cast that includes Douglas MacLean, Doris May, Victor Potel, Neal Burns, James Gordon, Lizette Thorne, and Ida Lewis. As a product of the early 1920s, this comedy captures the essence of its era while showcasing the unique storytelling methods of silent films. Collectors of silent cinema or comedy enthusiasts may find this film a notable representation of the period's humor and storytelling.