Why Bring That Up?

The story follows George, a vaudeville performer whose partner quits due to a romantic entanglement. George teams up with stranded performer Charlie, while Irving manages their act. As they rise to fame in New York with their revue, they aim to build their own theater on Broadway.

The plot thickens when Betty, the cause of the initial partner's heartache, returns with her lover, who attempts to manipulate George into financial decisions. Although the act enjoys success, conflicts arise over loyalty and ambition, leading to Charlie's injury during a quarrel with Betty's lover. This film captures the struggles and dynamics of show business in the late 1920s, making it a piece of interest for collectors of early cinema.