Father Was a Loafer

In Father Was a Loafer, a comical narrative unfolds as a deadbeat father leaves his wife after she gives birth to triplets. The film captures the antics of the mother as she chases him down to enact her version of justice.

Starring Billie Ritchie, Alice Howell, and Gertrude Selby, this film features performances that highlight the comedic styles of the early 20th century. The dynamics between the cast create an engaging experience that reflects the era's humor and societal themes.

As a piece from 1915, this film represents the early days of cinema, making it a significant addition for collectors interested in comedy and silent film history. The L-KO Kompany's production adds to its authenticity and appeal.