A Limited Divorce (1912)
Mr. and Mrs. Peck have cultivated the habit of quarreling incessantly, and during one of their quarrels Mrs. Peck's brother visits them. He realizes what the trouble is: it is simply a case of peevishness, so he suggests a remedy: getting them to agree to a "time-limit" divorce. This plan strikes them favorably. Hence they sign an agreement to an absolute separation for five weeks. Peck immediately starts in to enjoy his bachelorhood at a nearby seaside resort, but his "joys" are soon vanquished by the "glooms," for brother-in-law plays a trick which teaches Peck an indelible lesson.
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GenresComedy
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Dell Henderson | Director |
| Dell Henderson | Writer |
| Percy Higginson | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Charles Murray | |
| Kate Toncray | |
| Edward Dillon | |
| Gertrude Bambrick |
