The Office Wife

The film centers on Larry, a publisher who enlists secretary Kate to write a book about the concept of the 'Office Wife.' As their professional relationship develops, it begins to mirror the dynamics he shares with his wife. Set against the backdrop of Philadelphia, the film explores the intricacies of love and loyalty in a workplace context.

Featuring a runtime of 59 minutes, The Office Wife includes performances from notable actors such as Dorothy Mackaill, Lewis Stone, and Joan Blondell. The film's keywords—beach, publishing, and secretary—underscore its focus on both personal and professional themes. As a pre-code film, it showcases storytelling that pushes certain boundaries typical of its era, making it an interesting piece for collectors of early cinema and pre-code films.