Open All Night

Therese Duverne, played by Viola Dana, finds herself bored with her husband Edmond, portrayed by Adolphe Menjou. After a suggestion from her friend Isabelle, Therese attends bicycle races where she meets racer Petit Mathieu, who is eager for her attention. The story unfolds with romantic entanglements and misunderstandings as Therese realizes she doesn't want a brute like Mathieu, leading to a reconciliatory conclusion with her husband.

The film also includes performances by Jetta Goudal, Raymond Griffith, and Gale Henry, adding depth to the comedic narrative. With its silent film format and comedic elements, Open All Night captures the essence of 1920s cinema, appealing to collectors interested in early film history and classic comedies. Its unique storyline and character dynamics make it a notable entry in the genre of early American cinema.