A young chiropractor is tricked by a tall, homely girl into marriage, but he ducks out the morning after the honeymoon. Months go by and he learns that his bride has become a mother.
"Baby Mine," from 1928, is definitely one for the silent film enthusiasts who appreciate a good, old-fashioned slapstick farce. If you're into that particular brand of madcap, slightly absurd humor, you might find some real chuckles here. Folks looking for deep character studies or a quiet, dramatic experience, well, y...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Robert Z. Leonard
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""Baby Mine," from 1928, is definitely one for the silent film enthusiasts who appreciate a good, old-fashioned slapstick farce. If you're into that particular brand of madcap, slightly absurd humor, you might find some real chuckles here. Folks looking for deep character studies or a quiet, dramatic experience, well, you'll probably want to skip this one. It's a loud, silly, quick affair. The core setup is just wild, isn't it? Karl Dane plays this chiropractor, Peter, and he's not exactly thril..."
F. Hugh Herbert, Margaret Mayo, Sylvia Thalberg, Lew Lipton, Ralph Spence
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