Too Much Wife

In Too Much Wife, Myra Coningsby, portrayed by Wanda Hawley, is a newlywed who strives to maintain her independence while learning to balance her marriage. The film's plot centers around a dramatic incident involving a faked drowning, which serves as a catalyst for Myra's development.

This 50-minute film is a product of the Realart Pictures Corporation and is categorized as a partially lost film. Its unique blend of comedy and drama reflects the era's cinematic style and social themes.

Collectors of early cinema will find interest in how this film explores the dynamics of marriage and individual agency, making it a notable piece from the silent film era. The ensemble cast includes T. Roy Barnes, Arthur Hoyt, and Lillian Langdon, contributing to the film's narrative depth.