Faced with a choice between getting married and going to work, I. O. Underwood ( Frederick Howard ) subleases his apartment and sends his belongings ahead to the home of his fiancée, June Shelton ( Georgia Hopkins ), whose father disapproves of him. After moving into the Shelton home while Mr. Shelton is absent, Underwood goes to a bachelor party, becomes very drunk and mistakenly returns to his own apartment, now occupied by Howard Thorpe ( Edward M. Favor ) and his lovely young daughter Pearl ( Eva Gordon ). Finding Underwood in his daughter's bedroom, Thorpe mistakes him for his daughter's sweetheart, whom he has never seen, and insists that the wedding take place the next day. Underwood and Pearl are marched to the same church at which Underwood is scheduled to marry June, and the meeting of the two brides creates an uncomfortable scene that is resolved when Pearl's sweetheart arrives. Both couples are married on the spot.
This 1921 comedy was produced by the Arrow Film Corp.and Georgia Hopkins Picture Co. Starring actress Georgia Hopkins, it sadly now remains a lost silent film.
This 1921 comedy was produced by the Arrow Film Corp.and Georgia Hopkins Picture Co. Starring actress Georgia Hopkins, it sadly now remains a lost silent film.
