
A businessman looking to improve sales takes the advice of a friend and uses the services of the friend's wife to help build the business. Unfortunately, it isn't long before jealousy rears its ugly head, and the wife finds herself accused of "stepping out" with prospective clients.


The year 1924 stood as a precipice in cinematic history, a moment where the silent medium had reached a pinnacle of expressive maturity just before the seismic shift toward synchronized sound. Amidst this transition, How to Educate a Wife emerged not merely as a domestic comedy, but as a biting critique of the transa...

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" The year 1924 stood as a precipice in cinematic history, a moment where the silent medium had reached a pinnacle of expressive maturity just before the seismic shift toward synchronized sound. Amidst this transition, How to Educate a Wife emerged not merely as a domestic comedy, but as a biting critique of the transactional nature of modern relationships. Directed by William Seiter and penned by the inimitable Elinor Glyn, the film serves as a fascinating artifact of the Jazz Age, blending the..."
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Elinor Glyn, Douglas Z. Doty, Grant Carpenter
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