Changing Husbands (1924)
Romantic comedy | 10 August 1924
Directors:
Frank Urson, Paul IribeWriters:
Sada Cowan, Howard HigginCinematographer:
Bert GlennonProduction Company:
Famous Players-Lasky Corp.Although based on Elizabeth Alexander’s 1924 novel, Roles, the 19 Mar 1924 Var announced that production of the Famous Players Lasky-Corporation motion picture adaptation would begin under the new working title, Changing Husbands.
The 29 May 1924 FD stated that onscreen title cards were written by Harley M. Walker.
A 1 Jun 1924 FD brief reported that the New York City premiere was scheduled to take place 22 Jun 1924 at the Rivoli Theatre. ...
Although based on Elizabeth Alexander’s 1924 novel, Roles, the 19 Mar 1924 Var announced that production of the Famous Players Lasky-Corporation motion picture adaptation would begin under the new working title, Changing Husbands.
The 29 May 1924 FD stated that onscreen title cards were written by Harley M. Walker.
A 1 Jun 1924 FD brief reported that the New York City premiere was scheduled to take place 22 Jun 1924 at the Rivoli Theatre.
Gwynne Evans, bored with the routine of her life, adopts a stage career with her husband's consent. Gwynne convinces actress Ava Graham, to whom she bears a strong resemblance, that they should exchange places. Complications develop when Evans falls in love with the other woman, and following a divorce they are married, while Ava's fiancé, Bob Hamilton, takes Gwynne as his ...
Gwynne Evans, bored with the routine of her life, adopts a stage career with her husband's consent. Gwynne convinces actress Ava Graham, to whom she bears a strong resemblance, that they should exchange places. Complications develop when Evans falls in love with the other woman, and following a divorce they are married, while Ava's fiancé, Bob Hamilton, takes Gwynne as his wife.
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