Is Divorce a Failure? (1923)
Drama | 16 March 1923
A studio chart in the 26 August 1922 Camera noted that Leah Baird's All Mine was in its second week of production at the Thomas H. Ince Studio in Culver City, CA.
The 28 October 1922 Exhibitors Trade Review announced that When Civilization Failed, the film's second working title, was "rapidly nearing completion at the Ince Studios" as "final re-takes are being shot." ...
A studio chart in the 26 August 1922 Camera noted that Leah Baird's All Mine was in its second week of production at the Thomas H. Ince Studio in Culver City, CA.
The 28 October 1922 Exhibitors Trade Review announced that When Civilization Failed, the film's second working title, was "rapidly nearing completion at the Ince Studios" as "final re-takes are being shot."
When Civilization Failed?
About to be divorced because of her infatuation with Kelcey Barton, Carol Lockwood is persuaded to take one last vacation cruise with her husband, David. They find that Kelcey is a fellow passenger. Their ship is wrecked; and Carol, David, Kelcey, and Smith, who is also in love with Carol, are cast up on a desert island. All vie for Carol's attention, but she shows no favoritism. After David swims through shark-infested waters to bring her protection, Carol realizes she still loves her husband. Kelcey and Smith unite against David, but their efforts are foiled by a volcanic eruption, a tornado, and the arrival of a rescue ...
About to be divorced because of her infatuation with Kelcey Barton, Carol Lockwood is persuaded to take one last vacation cruise with her husband, David. They find that Kelcey is a fellow passenger. Their ship is wrecked; and Carol, David, Kelcey, and Smith, who is also in love with Carol, are cast up on a desert island. All vie for Carol's attention, but she shows no favoritism. After David swims through shark-infested waters to bring her protection, Carol realizes she still loves her husband. Kelcey and Smith unite against David, but their efforts are foiled by a volcanic eruption, a tornado, and the arrival of a rescue ship.
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