A broke aristocrat who borrows $50,000 to find and marry a wealthy woman within six weeks to avoid bankruptcy. He schemes to poison his new wife, Henrietta, but ultimately falls in love with her during a canoe expedition and decides to care for her instead.
Their marriage begins as Henry's financial scheme but develops into genuine love.
Henry courts Henrietta, agrees to marry her within the week, and later accepts a life together after rescuing her.
Harry finances Henry's plan under a strict six-week repayment deadline.
Henry obtains a $50,000 loan from his avaricious uncle Harry to finance his courtship.
Harold serves Henry and helps formulate his financial marriage scheme.
Henry confesses his financial collapse to his valet Harold, who advises him to marry into wealth.
Andy challenges Henry's scheme throughout the courtship and marriage plans.
Andy exposes Henry's loan and motives, while Henry's disclosures and Henrietta's response cause Andy's manipulations to backfire.
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