Who Will Marry Me?

The film centers on Rosie Sanguinetti, whose parents have arranged her marriage to Antonio Mosconi, known as "Tony the Barber." Defying her parents' wishes, Rosie escapes during the wedding ceremony, seeking refuge at a settlement house. There, she encounters Jerry Van Tyne, a wealthy young man who, inebriated, agrees to marry her. The next day, Jerry realizes the implications of this impulsive decision.

As a silent film, Who Will Marry Me? offers a glimpse into early 20th-century American society and the themes of love and autonomy. With a cast featuring Carmel Myers, Thurston Hall, and William Dyer, this film highlights the era's storytelling style and cultural dynamics. Collectors of silent cinema will appreciate the depiction of Italian-American life and the humorous elements woven throughout the narrative.