Summary
A newlywed pair, ecstatic over the acquisition of a splendid residence, confront the stark reality of an empty interior. The wife, in a daring act of imagination, pens a letter to her parents, lavishly portraying the neighboring inventor’s fully appointed home as her own. When the parents arrive, the couple seizes the moment, masquerading as occupants of the adjacent electrical genius’s house—who, having departed for the evening, has entrusted them with his infant and his keys. Their charade spirals into a cascade of comic mishaps, each more absurd than the last, as they scramble to sustain the illusion while navigating the delicate balance between love, pride, and desperation.
Synopsis
A young married couple, after buying a wonderful house, haven't enough money to furnish it. The wife, however, writes her parents and describes the furnishings of the house next door as their own. The parents come to visit them and they take advantage of the fact that the electrical inventor who lives next door has gone away for the night leaving his baby and keys with them to pretend that the inventor's house is their own, with some amusing complications.
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