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A young woman is determined to marry, but her efforts to find a suitable husband lead to a series of comedic misunderstandings and romantic entanglements. She juggles potential suitors, navigating societal expectations and her own desires in a lighthearted and witty pursuit of matrimony.

While specific contemporary critical reception is less widely documented for this early silent film, Ernst Lubitsch's direction was already noted for its sophisticated humor and visual flair. Audience reception was likely positive, contributing to Lubitsch's growing reputation in Hollywood.

• Praised for its charming romantic plot and comedic situations.

• Lubitsch's early directorial style is evident in its visual storytelling and witty pacing.

• A delightful silent comedy that showcases its leads effectively.

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This film marked Ernst Lubitsch's first directorial work for a major Hollywood studio, Warner Bros., after his successful period in Germany.