Baby Mine Trailer (1928)

"A Bedlam of babies and a landslide of laughs. Babies to right of them! Babies to left of them! And a thousand laughs." 08 January 1928 Comedy 60 mins

Remake of the 1917 film of the same name. A young chiropractor is tricked by a tall, homely girl into marriage, but he ducks out the morning after the honeymoon. Months go by and he learns that his bride has become a mother. Obliged to his responsibilities, he returns. however, it's just another ruse, with three borrowed babies and a midget dressed as one standing in for his new children.

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Cast

Karl Dane as Oswald Hardy

George K. Arthur as Jimmy Hemingway

Charlotte Greenwood as Emma

Louise Lorraine as Helen

Pussyfoot as Cat

Crew

Sam Zimbalist Editor

Faxon M. Dean Director of Photography

Robert Z. Leonard Producer

Margaret Mayo Novel

F. Hugh Herbert Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 08 January 1928

Production Companies

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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