Hot Water

Year: 1924

Runtime: 59 mins

Directors: Fred C. Newmeyer, Sam Taylor

Comedy

Hubby, a man who swears he’ll never be swayed by a pair of soft‑boiled eyes, navigates the trials of marriage and meddlesome in‑laws. His misadventures include a crowded trolley ride with a live turkey, a chaotic spin in a new car with his in‑laws, and a frantic scene where he accidentally chloroforms his mother‑in‑law, convinced he’s killed her.

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