A College Belle writes a play, enacting the role of the heroine herself. Rodney St. Clair, an innocent homewrecker, plays the hero, while the jealous husband, A Man Who Made Good, watches from a box. In the course of the play, Rodney is injured when the scenery falls on him, and is rushed to the hospital where the jealous husband decides that an operation is necessary. By mistake, the doctor, Not 100 Per Cent, administers Rodney illuminating gas, and he floats away from the operating table, causing consternation among the inmates of the alcoholic ward. The police come to arrest the doctor and pursue the jealous husband, who escapes by plane. Another plane follows, and a terrific fight takes place in midair. After many wild adventures, Rodney triumphs, and the jealous husband learns to trust his wife.—Pamela Short imdb.com
A College Belle writes a play, enacting the role of the heroine herself. Rodney St. Clair, an innocent homewrecker, plays the hero, while the jealous husband, A Man Who Made Good, watches from a box. In the course of the play, Rodney is injured when the scenery falls on him, and is rushed to the hospital where the jealous husband decides that an...
1920 · Comedy · 50m
