This very amusing comedy, which is bubbling over with many droll situations, shows in the first scene a couple of extremely fat women, who tip the scales at over three hundred pounds. Their appetites are quite in keeping with their corpulence, and while they passively sit enjoying a copious repast, one of the pair discovers an advertisement in the newspaper which causes them both to sit up and take notice. She reads that a young man possessing a million would like to make the acquaintance of a petite young woman, object matrimony. As one of the women is in a position to entertain just such an alluring proposition, she invites the other to accompany her to a physical culture school, where she might be able to train down to weight and stand a chance at winning the man with the fortune. After many vicissitudes the clumsy pair arrive at the anti-fat sanitarium, where they contract to pay the sum of five hundred dollars to the professor if he will be able to reduce their weight. The latter accepts the trying task, and immediately starts in to train his new pupils. They don athletic suits and enter the gymnasium, ready for action, and the tortures that the pair go through in trying to reduce their weight is beyond power to describe. Finally, after a long and strenuous treatment, the desired results are obtained, and the two fat women have been reduced to such slim figures that their friends do not recognize them. Now the great event takes place. The man with the millions comes to claim his bride, and when he is shown into the room, the darling of his heart nearly drops dead at sight of him. He is so big and fat that she loses no time in kicking him out of the place.