The Enemy Sex

The Enemy Sex tells the story of a sextet invited to a society gathering, where one member's absence leads to a series of complex interactions. Dodo steps in to fill the gap and encounters various characters, particularly the corrupt society leader Albert Sasson and newspaper publisher Harrigan Blood. However, her affections lean towards Judge Massingale and Garry Lindaberry, a man struggling with alcoholism.

Released by Paramount Pictures, this drama showcases a blend of societal commentary and personal relationships typical of the era. Its themes of romance and conflict resonate within the framework of 1920s cinema, making it a notable entry for collectors interested in silent film narratives. The performances by cast members like Betty Compson and Percy Marmont contribute to the film's exploration of character dynamics in a high-society setting.