Second Childhood

Year: 1936

Runtime: 20 mins

Language: English

Director: Gus Meins

FamilyComedy

A lonely, wealthy hypochondriac spends her 65th birthday—and every other day—complaining, berating servants, taking pills, and grumbling about everything, even the sunshine. When a toy airplane crashes through an open window and breaks a vase, its owner, Spanky, is told he must pay seventy‑five cents. Unfamiliar with paying, Spanky offers his help, enlisting a friend to clean the yard. Through their work, the children bring a fresh, brighter outlook to the old lady’s life.

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