How to Educate a Wife Movie

How to Educate a Wife
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Released: 1924
Directors: Monta Bell
Genre/Type: Romance
Romantic Comedy
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Plot Synopsis by Janiss Garza
This farce comedy stars Marie Prevost and Monte Blue. Ernest Todd (Blue) is not doing very well in the insurance business, so his pal, Billy Breese (Creighton Hale), suggests that he use his wife, Mabel (Prevost), to vamp customers, thus luring them in. Mabel obliges by flirting with Henry Bancks (Claude Gillingwater) at a jazz party the couple is attending, but Todd is not happy with the situation. The couple argues after Mabel has gone to a cabaret with Bancks, and they separate. Todd is forced to run the house solo and he fails miserably. When he runs into Mabel at a diner, he begs for her help. She agrees to act as if they have made up so that Todd can entertain Bancks at home. Everything goes wrong, but Bancks still signs up for a big policy and Mabel decides to return to her husband.

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Marie Prevost Nov 8, 1893 in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Monte Blue Jan 11, 1890 in Indianapolis, IN
Claude Gillingwater Aug 2, 1870 in Lauseanna, MO
Vera Lewis Jan 10, 1873 in New York City, NY
Betty Francisco Sep 26, 1900 in Little Rock, AR
Creighton Hale May 14, 1882 in Cork, Ireland
Edward Earle Jul 16, 1882 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Nellie Bly Baker

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