| ~I Do~ 1921 |
| ~Mildred Davis & Harold Lloyd~ |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis play a young married couple (two years later, they became a real-life
married couple). So far, all they know about parenthood is how to sneak bootleg liquor home in a
baby carriage. That changes quickly when the girl's brother (Noah Young) leaves them with his two
youngsters (Jackie Morgan and Jackie Edwards) for an overnight visit. The four-year-old does what
four-year-olds do best -- he gets into everything from sawing a chair leg to nailing Harold's shoes to
the floor to finding fireworks. The infant is hungry and crying, and Harold must figure out how to fill
a baby bottle with milk. The nightmare (hellish for the couple, hilarious for the viewer) is capped
when the wife glowingly reveals that she is expecting. Not among the best of Lloyd's two-reelers, but
funny nevertheless.
Plot Synopsis from allmovie.com
married couple). So far, all they know about parenthood is how to sneak bootleg liquor home in a
baby carriage. That changes quickly when the girl's brother (Noah Young) leaves them with his two
youngsters (Jackie Morgan and Jackie Edwards) for an overnight visit. The four-year-old does what
four-year-olds do best -- he gets into everything from sawing a chair leg to nailing Harold's shoes to
the floor to finding fireworks. The infant is hungry and crying, and Harold must figure out how to fill
a baby bottle with milk. The nightmare (hellish for the couple, hilarious for the viewer) is capped
when the wife glowingly reveals that she is expecting. Not among the best of Lloyd's two-reelers, but
funny nevertheless.
Plot Synopsis from allmovie.com
| Directed by: Hal Roach Written by: Hal Roach Sam Taylor |
| ~Cast~ Harold Lloyd ... The Boy Mildred Davis ... The Girl Noah Young ... The Agitation Jack Morgan ... The Disturbance (as Jackie Morgan) Jack Edwards ... The Annoyance (as Jackie Edwards) Hal Berg ... (uncredited) Leo Booth ... (uncredited) H.W. Bradley ... (uncredited) Roy Brooks ... Man in Chauffeured Car (uncredited) Evelyn Burns ... (uncredited) Dorothy Cassil ... (uncredited) Al Caukins ... (uncredited) Joe Clark ... (uncredited) Barney Crozier ... (uncredited) Stan Daley ... (uncredited) Irene De Voss ... (uncredited) Frank Dolan ... (uncredited) William Gillespie ... Brother-in-law (uncredited) Wallace Howe ... Man attacked by burglar (uncredited) Howard Johnson ... (uncredited) Baby José ... (uncredited) James T. Kelley ... (uncredited) J.A. Kennedy ... (uncredited) Charles King ... (uncredited) J.A. Kuster ... (uncredited) M.S. Lacey ... (uncredited) Gaylord Lloyd ... (uncredited) Chris Lynton ... (uncredited) Tex Marcell ... (uncredited) Marie Mills ... Magnolia (uncredited) Jack O'Brien ... (uncredited) Lee Phelps ... (uncredited) William Reynolds ... (uncredited) Jack Russell ... (uncredited) Edgar Sherrod ... (uncredited) Gertrude Starr ... (uncredited) M.E. Stimson ... (uncredited) L.E. Stone ... (uncredited) H.B. Suttie ... (uncredited) Joseph White ... (uncredited) Vera White ... (uncredited) Grace Wood ... (uncredited) Celesta Zimlick ... (uncredited) |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Rolin Films Distribution Company: Pathé Exchange Produced by: Hal Roach Film Editing by: Charles Bilkey Harold McCord Driver: Chase Thorne Office Staff: Adele Kaufman Runtime: 25 minutes Released: September 11, 1921 |
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| ~Harold Lloyd & Mildred Davis~ |
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