Rose Manning, played by Leah Baird, is traveling home when a storm breaks out. She needs to take shelter and dry-off. She sees a nearby roadhouse and pulls-in. As luck would have it, taking refuge in the same lodge is an old boyfriend - Herbert Olden played by Emory Johnson.
Suddenly like the storm, prohibition agents show up to raid the lodge. Panic ensues. Even though Rose was drying her clothes and only partially clad, she still manages to bail out a back window. Herbert likewise follows her outside using the same window. Herbert senses she's embarrassed and cold, so he offers his coat.
Rose makes it home. She walks in the front door after midnight wearing Herbert Olden’s coat. Rose's husband suspects she is having an affair. Her husband, John Manning, played by Edward Peil Sr, immediately orders her to pack up and leave. Rose pleads her case, but John will hear none of it. John states he will file for divorce in the morning
Herbert Olden’s mother remembers Rose. The Rose she knows couldn’t have a secret affair with her son, despite what her husband thinks. She talks Rose into making one final appeal to her husband to take her back. Once again, her husband will not accept her explanation. He still intends to file for divorce.
Herbert Olden feels sorry for his old flame. He tries to make things better by offering to marry Rose once she gets her divorce. Rose is emotionally distraught, decides to accept his marriage proposal. The wedding plans solidify and the wedding scheduled. On the day of the wedding, Rose finds out she is pregnant. She is carrying her ex-husband’s child. Herbert discovers Rose is expecting. He also finds out the baby is John Mannings. Herbert decides now is the time for a reconciliation between Rose and John.
John is having second thoughts about his divorce. Then Herbert appears and informs John of Rose’s condition. John believes he made a big mistake when he parted ways with Rose. John drives to the church where the wedding is about to take place. He begs Rose for forgiveness. Rose forgives him. John takes Herbert’s position on the altar. The reunited couple is married.
doubt, your, wife, 1922, american, silent, drama, directed, james, horne, based, story, leah, baird, starring, leah, baird, emory, johnson, movie, released, march, 1922, associated, exhibitors, duluth, herald, newspaper, addirected, byjames, hornewritten, byle. Don t Doubt Your Wife is a 1922 American silent drama directed by James W Horne based on the story by Leah Baird and starring Leah Baird and Emory Johnson The movie was released on March 12 1922 by Associated Exhibitors 1 2 Don t Doubt Your WifeDuluth Herald Newspaper AdDirected byJames W HorneWritten byLeah BairdScreenplay byLeah BairdProduced byArthur F BeckStarringLeah Baird Emory Johnson Edward Peil SrCinematographyCharles J StumarDistributed byAssociated ExhibitorsRelease dateMarch 12 1922 1922 March 12 Running time5 reelsLanguageSilent English intertitles Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Production 4 Picture gallery 5 Preservation 6 References 7 External linksPlot edit nbsp Leah BairdRose Manning played by Leah Baird is traveling home when a storm breaks out She needs to take shelter and dry off She sees a nearby roadhouse and pulls in As luck would have it taking refuge in the same lodge is an old boyfriend Herbert Olden played by Emory Johnson Suddenly like the storm prohibition agents show up to raid the lodge Panic ensues Even though Rose was drying her clothes and only partially clad she still manages to bail out a back window Herbert likewise follows her outside using the same window Herbert senses she s embarrassed and cold so he offers his coat Rose makes it home She walks in the front door after midnight wearing Herbert Olden s coat Rose s husband suspects she is having an affair Her husband John Manning played by Edward Peil Sr immediately orders her to pack up and leave Rose pleads her case but John will hear none of it John states he will file for divorce in the morningHerbert Olden s mother remembers Rose The Rose she knows couldn t have a secret affair with her son despite what her husband thinks She talks Rose into making one final appeal to her husband to take her back Once again her husband will not accept her explanation He still intends to file for divorce Herbert Olden feels sorry for his old flame He tries to make things better by offering to marry Rose once she gets her divorce Rose is emotionally distraught decides to accept his marriage proposal The wedding plans solidify and the wedding scheduled On the day of the wedding Rose finds out she is pregnant She is carrying her ex husband s child Herbert discovers Rose is expecting He also finds out the baby is John Mannings Herbert decides now is the time for a reconciliation between Rose and John John is having second thoughts about his divorce Then Herbert appears and informs John of Rose s condition John believes he made a big mistake when he parted ways with Rose John drives to the church where the wedding is about to take place He begs Rose for forgiveness Rose forgives him John takes Herbert s position on the altar The reunited couple is married Cast editActor RoleLeah Baird Rose ManningEdward Peil Sr John ManningEmory Johnson Herbert OldenMathilde Brundage Mrs EvanstonKatherine Lewis Marie BrabanProduction editActress Leah Baird wrote the original story and screenplay for this production She also starred and produced the photoplay Picture gallery edit nbsp Exhibitors Herald Ad nbsp Exhibitors Herald Ad nbsp Newspaper Ad nbsp Movie Still nbsp Movie Still nbsp Movie StillPreservation editWith no prints of Don t Doubt Your Wife located in any film archives it is considered a lost film 3 References edit Don t Doubt Your Wife catalog afi com Don t Doubt Your Wife www tcm com American Silent Feature Film Database Don t Doubt Your Wife Library of Congress Retrieved March 22 2024 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Don t Doubt Your Wife Don t Doubt Your Wife at AllMovie Don t Doubt Your Wife at IMDb nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Don 27t Doubt Your Wife amp oldid 1215096851, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
