~What's Your Husband Doing?~
1920
~68-4: Doris May & Douglas MacLean~
~Plot Synopsis~
Paramount was trying to push Douglas MacLean and Doris May as a comedic duo, so it released this
picture shortly after the actors' first co-starring effort, 23 1/2 Hours Leave. Here, May plays Beatrice
Ridley, a young wife who is overly suspicious of her husband Robert William Buckley because of his
communications with someone at a place called the Honeysuckle Inn. What she doesn't know is that
Robert's behavior has to do with business, not pleasure, and he has hired an attorney to help with the
matter. Beatrice hires an attorney of her own, who happens to be an old school chum, to trail Robert.
Meanwhile, both attorneys' wives (Norris Johnson and Alice Elliott) are just as suspicious of their
husbands as Alice is of hers. Everyone winds up at the inn, which is raided, and they all get thrown in the
clink. Eventually, as in all farces good and bad, things get straightened out.

Plot Synopsis by Janiss Garza, AllMovie.com
Directed by: Lloyd Ingraham

Written by:
R. Cecil Smith - scenario

Based on the play by George V. Hobart
~Cast~

Douglas MacLean ...  John P. Widgast
Doris May ...  Beatrice Ridley
Walter Hiers ...  Charley Pidgeon
William Buckley ...  Robert Ridley
Norris Johnson ...  Helen Widgast
Alice Claire Elliott ...  Gwendolyn Pidgeon (as Alice Elliott)
Alice Wilson ...  Sylvia Pennywise
Margaret Livingston ...  Madge Mitchell
J.P. Lockney ...  Tyrus Trotman
~Remaining Credits~

Produced by: Thomas H. Ince Corporation

Released by: Paramount-Artcraft Pictures

Cinematography by: Charles J. Stumar
Film Editing by: Harry L. Decker
Art Direction by: C. Tracy Hoag
Art Titles: Irvin J. Martin
Presenter/Supervisor:
Thomas H. Ince

Length: 5 Reels
Runtime: 50 Minutes
Released: January 5, 1922