Bringing Home Father

The film follows Peter Drake, who falls for Jackie Swazey, the daughter of a determined suffragette and budding politician. To win her affection, he decides to assist Mrs. Swazey in her campaign for election, adding a layer of social commentary to the comedic narrative.

As a lost film from the Prohibition era, Bringing Home Father holds historical significance for collectors interested in early cinema. The film showcases the transition of societal roles and attitudes during a pivotal time in American history. Its comedic take on politics and romance adds to its appeal.

Collectors will find this film available on DVD, which allows for viewing of a slice of 1917 cinema. With its unique blend of comedy and social themes, Bringing Home Father offers an interesting addition to any collection focused on early 20th-century films.