The tale of a discontented youth who is advised by a newly married young lady that the best way to get a raise in wages is to tell the boss that he has taken unto himself a wife, even though the statement is without truth. The deed is accomplished and the boss insists upon coming out to the house that night to meet the wife.

Presenting 'Stay Single', a 1928 silent film that encapsulates the essence of early Hollywood with its blend of comedy and social commentary. Directed by Frank Roland Conklin, this gem offers a delightful peek into the transition from silent to sound films, showcasing the ingenuity and wit of early filmmakers.The story...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

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"Presenting 'Stay Single', a 1928 silent film that encapsulates the essence of early Hollywood with its blend of comedy and social commentary. Directed by Frank Roland Conklin, this gem offers a delightful peek into the transition from silent to sound films, showcasing the ingenuity and wit of early filmmakers.The story centers on a discontented youth, played with charm and vivacity by Gus Leonard, who is cleverly advised by his newly married neighbor, Dorothy Devore, to feign his own marriage to..."
Frank Roland Conklin
United States

