Women Go on Forever

In this film, Daisy Bowman, the boarding house owner, develops a romantic relationship with new tenant Jake. Complications arise when Eddie, a taxi driver and fiancé of Betty, is wrongfully imprisoned for murder by a gangster. The tension escalates as Jake's intentions toward Betty lead to conflict with Daisy, resulting in deadly consequences.

As the story unfolds, Eddie's release from jail brings him back to a chaotic situation involving a drunken Betty and threats from Jake's cohort, Pete. The narrative builds to a dramatic climax involving betrayal, vengeance, and tragic misunderstandings, culminating in a violent shootout that ultimately helps reunite Eddie and Betty.

This film is notable for its status as a lost film, making it a point of interest for collectors focusing on rare titles from the early 1930s. The impressive cast, which includes Clara Kimball Young and Marian Nixon, adds to its historical significance.