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unhappy because her honeymoon romance had faded. He
the friend of her husband; yet now, in one mad moment,
A story that hurls the instincts of age into the midst of modern
conventions and cleanses them with Jiving fire.
Acclaimed by the editor of the Moving Picture World as "the
greatest legitimate dramatic production the screen has ever
seen."
There won't be a dry eye in the theatre when thi3 marvelous
Paramount picture is shown.
Adapted from the Novel, "His Friend and His Wife,'
By COSMO HAMILTON.
Scenario by Olga Printzlau
Also a Good Comedy, "BLOKDS"
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