
lice Keith, a suspicious wife, believes that her husband is running after his old sweetheart, Dora Eldredge, and two other married women in her circle. Making her accusation during a dinner party at which the women and their husbands are present, Alice exhibits a rendezvous note she found in her husband's pocket, reading "Tonight at 12.


Is this worth watching today? Only if you have a high tolerance for people standing around in fancy clothes and making the worst possible decisions for about an hour. It is perfect for anyone who loves that awkward, stage-play vibe where every secret comes out over soup. If you hate early talkies where the acting feel...

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"Is this worth watching today? Only if you have a high tolerance for people standing around in fancy clothes and making the worst possible decisions for about an hour. It is perfect for anyone who loves that awkward, stage-play vibe where every secret comes out over soup. If you hate early talkies where the acting feels a bit stiff, you will probably want to skip this one entirely. The whole thing starts with Alice Keith, played by Margaret Livingston, who is just radiating suspicion. She finds..."

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