Feed 'em and Weep

The story revolves around Mr. Hood, who anticipates a peaceful birthday with his family. However, the arrival of Darla's friends disrupts the festivities, leading to chaos as they bring living presents, eat his dinner, and engage in lively debates about Tarzan. Alfalfa also performs a special song for the frustrated Mr. Hood, adding to the comedic turmoil.

As a 1930s comedy, Feed 'em and Weep reflects the humor styles of its era, showcasing the antics and charm typical of the genre. The film features a notable cast, including Carl Switzer and Johnny Arthur, known for their roles in classic comedies. Collectors of vintage films may find this title an interesting addition to their lineup, capturing the spirit of family and comedy from the late '30s.