In Ce:  cil /B. DeMill_*[^e’s 1920 comedy Why Change Your) Wi=!+`fe Glor[ia Swanson
 `!(DeM il;le’s# regu/ lar lea?ding lady _-of /# this period) as Beth, a_*;` r(: espec%table a?@nd rat[(her ,prim /wife who discovers that husb[[
an=d$s don’t necessarily)! want their
 wives,`=. to b$) e r? espectable and mor;al. )@)It.
’s not that he doe`[sn’t lov(e h/$e
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r; he j^ust w(?ants a little romanc e in %his mar_,^ria\ge+, an
d whe n another woman com$`es along who off$,e
rs him th]e
excitement,# he [cra,ve/s, h#e i=nevita bly strays!#. And(\ d?ivorce ine@
vitab)!(
+le follo]ws.　　*;%Beth then has ; a sud._den revelati`;on – ma[ )ybe it’s not =only -@ `true t:$hat men like$? shameless
@ h-?us-(,-sies, but maybe it’s al-so %)t:rue that s ha!meless hussi@es `:?h@
@ave*-: quite @a lot[ of f[[un._ So she decides- to t]:ra %nsform hers(,*elf in )-to @ a sexpot.