Why Mrs. Jones Got A Divorce (1900 Original Black & White Film)

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Entertainment Film & Movies silent film slapstick comedy vintage film comedy 1900 silent comedy flour fight husband and wife silent film cook domestic chaos

Get ready to laugh with this hilarious silent slapstick comedy from 1900! A husband (Jones) returns home unexpectedly to find a pretty cook making bread. Hungry and mischievous, Jones gets a little too friendly with the cook, leaving a trail of floury evidence. Just then, his wife walks in, and all heck breaks loose! A pantomime of accusations, denials, and flour-flinging chaos ensues.

Will Jones escape clean? Does the cook keep her job? Find out in this short, sweet, and silly silent film!

Source :
Thomas A. Edison, I., Niver & Paper Print Collection. (1900) Why Mrs. Jones got a divorce. White, J. H. U., prod United States: Edison Manufacturing Co. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/00694334

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