Baby Brother 1927
In the early days of cinema, Charles Oelze directed 'Baby Brother (1927)', a comedy that showcases the talents of the Our Gang children. Joe Cobb, a wealthy youngster, dreams of having a baby brother.
Director: Charles Oelze
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Baby Brother (1927) about?
In this comedy, a group of children from the Our Gang series find innovative ways to meet the demand for babies, while one of the gang members tries to make a profit from the situation.
Who directed Baby Brother?
Charles Oelze directed Baby Brother, a talented filmmaker known for his work with the Our Gang series.
Who stars in Baby Brother?
Joe Cobb, Jackie Condon, Jean Darling, Allen 'Farina' Hoskins, and Jannie Hoskins shine in this delightful comedy.
Is Baby Brother (1927) worth watching?
Although the IMDb rating for Baby Brother is unrated, its lighthearted tone and comedic themes make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the Our Gang series.
How long is Baby Brother?
Baby Brother has a runtime of 20 minutes.
About Baby Brother (1927) — A Heartwarming Comedy from Charles Oelze
In the early days of cinema, Charles Oelze directed 'Baby Brother (1927)', a comedy that showcases the talents of the Our Gang children. Joe Cobb, a wealthy youngster, dreams of having a baby brother. With the help of his nursemaid, he meets the rest of the gang, who have an innovative solution to the baby shortage. The children have set up an assembly-line system to wash, dry, rock, and feed babies. Meanwhile, Farina tries to make a profit by finding and selling a baby, but with a twist. This charming short film is a delightful addition to the Our Gang series, offering a unique blend of humor and heart.