The Whole Truth

Year: 1923

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Ralph Ceder

Comedy

A prosecutor asks the courtroom to focus on the tearful, hysterical wife (Helen Gilmore) in the witness box, claiming her distress stems from a husband who rarely appears. Defense attorney James Finlayson, unapologetically unproud of his actions, smirks while sipping water, then becomes distracted and mistakenly takes a sip from a different glass containing an unknown substance.

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