Taking a henpecked husband, an indolent wife and a squalling baby, there is some household comedy in the beginning. Then the handsome villain, a former lover, comes along with a plot to destroy the domestic bliss of the home. He convinces...
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Ford West |
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| Joe Roberts | ... |
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| Bobby Dunn |
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Bess True | ... |
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| William Fox | ... | executive producer |
| Henry Lehrman | ... | producer |
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- Fox Film Corporation (1921) (United States) (theatrical)
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Taking a henpecked husband, an indolent wife and a squalling baby, there is some household comedy in the beginning. Then the handsome villain, a former lover, comes along with a plot to destroy the domestic bliss of the home. He convinces the sheriff that hubby is a dangerous criminal who is "wanted for forgery, bootlegging and spitting on the sidewalk." But hubby finally gets good and sore, breaks out of prison and permits the comedy to end in a chase. Written by Motion Picture News, August 27, 1921 |
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| Trivia | According to the Motion Picture News (July 2, 1921), Slim Summerville was assigned as the director. See more » |