"Tweet, Tweet, Tweet--It's Twins, Twins, Twins! A Love-Nest Comedy Made For Laughing Out Loud! A Tittering Tonic For All The Gay Little Birdies!" 26 February 1927 Comedy 70 mins
A maid is forced to take the place of the lady of the house when she is temporarily incapacitated.
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Louise Fazenda as Sisseretta Simpkins
John T. Murray as Mr. Cluney
Jane Winton as Mrs. Cluney
William Demarest as Mr. Fixit
John Steppling as Uncle
Frances Raymond as Aunt
Edgar Kennedy as Chauffeur
Herman C. Raymaker Director
C. Graham Baker Screenplay
Edward Clark Screenplay
Virgil Miller Cinematography
Jack L. Warner Producer
Gente Sem Modos Trailer
United States 26 February 1927
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