Money Isn't Everything

In "Money Isn't Everything," down-on-her-luck Margery Smith seeks advice from lawyer Franklyn Smith, who, despite his prosperous appearance, is also in financial trouble. The film depicts their evolving relationship as Franklyn devises a plan to have Margery act as a chaperoned partner at social events, while underestimating her intelligence and forbidding her to engage with customers. This dynamic creates a comedic yet poignant narrative about money and personal connections.

As a piece of early American cinema, this film captures the societal attitudes and gender roles of its time. Collectors with an interest in silent films or the evolution of comedy and drama in cinema will find this title notable. Available formats include VHS, which adds to its appeal for those who focus on physical media collections from diverse eras.