One-to-Three

Willie Brace, Harry Bitt, and Johnny Argue find themselves in a humorous predicament as they devise a plan to share a dress suit. Their scheme quickly leads to complications as they discover their mismatched sizes, creating a series of comedic situations. The film features notable performances from Wallace Beery, Leo White, Beverly Bayne, Billy Mason, and Ruth Hennessy.

As a lost film, One-to-Three holds a unique place in cinema history, making it a point of interest for collectors focusing on early 20th-century comedies. The film reflects the era's comedic style and offers a glimpse into the social dynamics of the time. This title is a part of the silent film era, appealing to those who appreciate classic cinema and its evolution.