Adam's Apple

This silent film features a narrative centered around humor and family dynamics. The plot involves an American who devises a scheme to kidnap his meddlesome mother-in-law during a romantic getaway in Paris.

With a cast that includes Monty Banks, Gillian Dean, and Lena Halliday, the film showcases the comedic styles of its era. As a comedy from the late 1920s, it represents a unique period in cinema history, capturing the essence of silent film comedy before the transition to sound.

Collectors of silent films and comedies from this era may find "Adam's Apple" to be a noteworthy piece of film history, particularly for its representation of British International Pictures' contributions to early cinema.