Publicity for this bit of fluff confused Bluebeard, the legendary Turkish polygamist (who was accustomed to murdering all his wives) with the famous pirate Blackbeard, a documented historical character.
Polygamy having been established as the theme, it's actually polyandry we get, and the premise is decidedly thin, since Bebe doesn't knowingly marry more than one man, only one standing in for another so that she's sort of technically married to the same man twice.
Thus our tale builds upon this fragile foundation to arrive at a fairly slim bit of comedy, but if you're a fan of the lovely Bebe, who the year before had played opposite Valentino, you'll be glad to see her. Everyone agrees that Raymond Griffith livens up the proceedings.
Polygamy having been established as the theme, it's actually polyandry we get, and the premise is decidedly thin, since Bebe doesn't knowingly marry more than one man, only one standing in for another so that she's sort of technically married to the same man twice.
Thus our tale builds upon this fragile foundation to arrive at a fairly slim bit of comedy, but if you're a fan of the lovely Bebe, who the year before had played opposite Valentino, you'll be glad to see her. Everyone agrees that Raymond Griffith livens up the proceedings.