01 September 1923 Animated 6 mins
This one deals with the marital affairs of a couple of cats. Wifie's biscuits upset the peace of the household, but all is fine when hubby returns and finds the stork has preceded him, that is, all is fine until he finds his family has increased not one, but many fold.
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United States 01 September 1923
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