Why Mrs. Jones Got A Divorce (1900 Original Black & White Film)

Get ready to laugh with this hilarious silent slapstick comedy from 1900! A husband (Jones) returns home unexpectedly to find a pretty cook making bread. Hungry and mischievous, Jones gets a little too friendly with the cook, leaving a trail of floury evidence. Just then, his wife walks in, and all heck breaks loose! A pantomime of accusations, denials, and flour-flinging chaos ensues.

Will Jones escape clean? Does the cook keep her job? Find out in this short, sweet, and silly silent film!

Source :
Thomas A. Edison, I., Niver & Paper Print Collection. (1900) Why Mrs. Jones got a divorce. White, J. H. U., prod United States: Edison Manufacturing Co. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/00694334