Mrs. Whine loves dogs. Hubby Whine loves Wifey Whine all right, but dogs, gosh! but he hates them. Mrs. Whine buys a whoof and Hubby Whine buys a drink. That settles it! A short fight, but a sure one. Wifey Whine leaves home. She goes to a...See moreMrs. Whine loves dogs. Hubby Whine loves Wifey Whine all right, but dogs, gosh! but he hates them. Mrs. Whine buys a whoof and Hubby Whine buys a drink. That settles it! A short fight, but a sure one. Wifey Whine leaves home. She goes to a hotel and hires a room to think it over. Not to be outdone, Hubby Whine follows and gets the room next door, but Wifey Whine doesn't know it. Then, oh then, the terrible shock. Hubby hears a man's voice in the next room: "I love only you," followed by a volley of kisses. That is too much for any hubby. The door is smashed and Hubby Whine rushes in to confront the wrecker of his happiness. True, he's a mighty big fellow, but hubby is game and the fight commences. Hubby was there at the start, but at the finish, ah! 'tis too sad to tell. It's awful when the fellow who breaks your heart sort of tones up the affair by breaking your bones, too. Then the woman appears. Hubby, or rather what is left of him, collapses. She isn't his wife at all! The hotel manager says that wifey left an hour ago. And hubby never knew it! The people in the room are Mr. and Mrs. Eggley, rehearsing for their new vaudeville act. Hubby enters his home on rubber-heeled crutches. There is wifey waiting for him, ready to make up. Hubby will never again object to dogs, no, not Hubby Whine. Written by
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