The Part-time Wife (1925)
Doris Fuller, noted screen star, marries poor newspaperman Kenneth Scott. His pride is hurt when he is called "Mr. Doris Fuller" and by the disparity between their earnings. She quits to become his "full time" wife but returns to the screen when she sees him becoming a nervous wreck trying to write a play to boost their earnings. Kenneth erroneously believes her to be having an affair with her leading man, DeWitt Courtney, and begins to pay ardent attention to Nita Northrup, a rising young actress. His actions cause a real breach, and they separate. Kenneth's play is a success, but he is not happy. They are reconciled after Doris is injured in the studio, and she once more becomes his "full time" wife.
Director: Henry McCarty
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Alice Calhoun as Doris Fuller |
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Robert Ellis as Kenneth Scott |
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Freeman Wood as DeWitt Courtney |
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Edwards Davis as Ben Ellis |
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Janice Peters as Nita Northrup |
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Patricia Palmer as 'Toddles' Thornton |
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Charles West as Allen Keane |
| Directing | Henry McCarty | Director |
| Writing | Peggy Gaddis | Writer |
| Writing | Henry McCarty | Writer |
| Writing | Victoria Moore | Writer |
| Writing | James J. Tynan | Writer |
| Production | Samuel Sax | Producer |
| Crew | Jack MacKenzie | Cinematography |
