Going Ga-Ga

The film follows Anita and Marion as they discover that a baby they sneaked into an orphanage was actually kidnapped. They decide to sneak back into the institution at night, disguised as men, in hopes of retrieving the child for the reward.

As a silent film running just 20 minutes, Going Ga-Ga captures the essence of late 1920s comedy with its unique premise and humor. Its fragmentary survival adds a layer of intrigue for collectors interested in early cinematic history and rare finds.