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War Babies (1932)

11 min  -  Short | Comedy | War  -   18 September 1932 (USA)
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A group of soldiers in a café watch a dancer as she entertains them, but later two of them become rivals over her.

Director:

Charles Lamont
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War Babies -- A group of soldiers in a café watch a dancer as she entertains them, but later two of them become rivals over her.
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Cast

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Shirley Temple ...
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A group of soldiers in a café watch a dancer as she entertains them, but later two of them become rivals over her.

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Café | Dancer | Soldier | Two Reeler | Spoof  | See more »

Genres:

Short | Comedy | War

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Shirley Temple: War Babies See more »

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Sound Mix:

Mono

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Trivia

Shirley Temple's parents, George Temple and Gertrude Temple, took their daughter to see this movie at a local theater; Gertrude later recalled, "The picture lasted ten minutes. Shirley merely flitted across the screen a few times and said only two lines. But my head swam and the goose flesh popped out on my arms. I think I cried a little. George squeezed my hand. We were proud. It was our little girl doing something wonderful, like saying her first words, and we were happy." See more »

Quotes

Sergeant Quirt: Hello, beautiful! Now I guess it's just me and my baby, huh?
Captain Flagg: Hey, where'dya get that your baby stuff? She's my gal!
Sergeant Quirt: Says you!
Captain Flagg: [giving Charmaine a lollipop] We'll settle this right now! C'mon, baby, who's the king?
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Connections

Spoofs What Price Glory (1926) See more »