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THE CALLAHANS AND THE MURPHYS |
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MGM, 1927. Directed by
George Hill. Camera: Ira Morgan. With
Marie Dressler,
Polly Moran, Sally O'Neil, Lawrence Gray, Eddie Gribbon, Frank Currier,
Gertrude Olmstead, Turner Savage, Jackie Coombs, Dawn O'Day, Monty O'Grady,
Tom Lewis. |
Mrs.
Callahan and Mrs. Murphy, who live on opposite sides of a
narrow alley in the tenement district, are quarrelsome friends,
although their children, Ellen and Dan, are in love.
Dan becomes involved with a gang of
bootleggers and disappears. Ellen, meanwhile, gives birth to a
child which her mother contrives to adopt without knowledge of its
origin. When Dan returns, the couple confesses to having been
secretly married.
The Callahans and Murphys once again
resume their happy existence, with the mothers arguing over the
baby's family resemblance.
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