Her Second Husband
"A five-reel satire built on the extraordinary adventure of a young husband and wife, who rush into divorce when "easy money" jars tranquility and find love again in a strange fashion."
Originally released in 1917. Her Second Husband is a drama film. directed by Dell Henderson. At just 50 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Edna Goodrich, William B. Davidson, and Richard Neill
Synopsis
Engrossed in his business affairs, John Kirby fails to assess the seriousness of his wife Helen's objections to the constant parade of business chums and their mistresses who come to dinner. When Kirby gives Helen the ultimatum of accepting the status quo or filing for divorce, she divorces him and obtains a position as a stenographer in the office of one of her husband's friends, but leaves after he makes advances toward her. Finding employment as a model in a dress shop, Helen is invited by one of the girls to attend a masquerade ball with two gentlemen friends. Helen agrees and discovers that her escort is her ex-husband. Although he cannot identify Helen because they are masked, Kirby suspects that his date is his ex-wife and arranges for another meeting in which he asks Helen to remarry him, and she agrees to make him her second husband.
Quick Facts
Director
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Production Companies
- Mutual Film
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Her Second Husband about?
Engrossed in his business affairs, John Kirby fails to assess the seriousness of his wife Helen's objections to the constant parade of business chums and their mistresses who come to dinner. When K...
Who directed Her Second Husband?
Her Second Husband was directed by Dell Henderson.
How long is Her Second Husband?
Her Second Husband has a runtime of 0 hours and 50 minutes (50 minutes total).
When was Her Second Husband released?
Her Second Husband was released on December 31, 1917 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Her Second Husband?
The main cast of Her Second Husband includes Edna Goodrich, William B. Davidson, Richard Neill, Miriam Folger.