Chaplin is granted permission to visit his children. Meanwhile Lita Grey and Chaplin continue to blame each other for thei marital troubles. Chaplin accuses his wife of extravagance, denying that he had been a cruel and inhuman husband. Various women's clubs may appeal to the office of Will Hays to set to rest certain reports that Merna Kennedy, leading woman in Chaplin's comedy "The Circus", was the cause of his domestic trouble. Baron and Baronesse Mille de Peccourt disclose what happened at the Chaplin mansion the night which led to their separation.