Max Wants a Divorce

Year: 1917

Runtime: 26 mins

Comedy

Max must pick between losing his newlywed wife and surrendering a fortune. He concocts a daring plan: create divorce grounds, seize the money, then win back his ex‑wife, Mrs. Linder. He spares no effort in gathering the evidence she needs, only to discover a lawyer’s blunder means both the cash and his wife will in the end ultimately be his.

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