Baby Brother

Year: 1927

Runtime: 20 mins

Directors: Robert A. McGowan, Charles Oelze

Comedy

Joe Cobb, a wealthy child who wants a baby brother, is taken by his nursemaid to the other side of town where he meets the Our Gang. He offers three dollars for a baby; Farina’s neighbor lets him watch her infant, which he paints white and sells. The gang then runs an assembly‑line that washes, rocks, feeds and cares for babies.

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