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The Neglected Wife is married to Husband, an artist who has grown inattentive toward her. To revive his interest, she hires Handyman to make love to her and provoke jealousy, then confesses the scheme...
Husband is an artist married to The Neglected Wife, though he initially shows little interest in her. After learning of her scheme with Handyman, he pretends to be jealous, pulls a gun to frighten the...
Butler serves in the household of Husband and The Neglected Wife. He fights with Handyman when the latter arrives selling paint, then washes and dresses him for the dinner party. Believing the danger...
Handyman arrives at the house to sell paint and becomes involved in The Neglected Wife's plan to make Husband jealous. Butler prepares him for the dinner party, where he entertains guests with a panto...
A comedic scheme to rekindle marital passion spirals into chaotic misunderstandings and physical comedy.
Directed by Fred Guiol
Slipping Wives (1927) · 5.2/10 · comedy
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