Thirty Days (1922 film)

Thirty Days is a 1922 silent farce produced by Famous PlayersLasky and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film is based on a play by Thirty Days by A. E. Thomas and Clayton Hamilton which did not make it to Broadway.

As described in a film publication, because of his flirtatious tendencies, young and wealthy society man John Floyd Reid is put ondays probation by his sweetheart Lucille Ledyard Hawley. She gets him to assist her in settlement work. He ends up soothing Carlotta Phillips, a young woman in a tough Italian section, when her husband Giacomo Polenta Mayall comes home and chases John with a knife. John escapes, but Giacomo, who is wanted by the police, takes a job as a butler in the Floyd home until he has a chance to skip to Italy. Carlotta comes to warn John, but Giacomo sees her and chases her down the street with a carving knife until he is nabbed by a police officer. Judge Hooker Ogle, a friend of the Floyds, suggests that John seek safety in jail fordays until Giacomo leaves for Italy, so John goes and assaults a friend and rival, is arrested, and sent to jail by the judge. In jail he runs into Giacomo but is able to escape him. Giacomo is released, but waits for John outside the prison. Lucille and a friend visit John. When released, John is tied up by some criminals and put on a steamer headed for Italy. In the end, John and Lucille are reconciled.

Source: Wikipedia