Nothing But the Truth

The film features Robert Bennett, an idle socialite who bets $30,000 with his friends that he can tell nothing but the truth for one week. This leads to unexpected complications, particularly when his friends' wives begin to question him about their husbands' activities. Robert's honesty creates domestic strife, prompting his friends to take drastic measures against him.

As the week progresses, Robert finds himself pursued by his friends, who are determined to silence him. Their efforts culminate in committing him to an insane asylum. The plot thickens when Dolly, who believes Robert is a society thief, helps him escape. This comedic setup explores themes of honesty and deception in a lighthearted manner, making it a noteworthy entry in the silent comedy genre.