Sweet Daddies

In Sweet Daddies, stage comedian Patrick O'Brien faces the consequences of his drinking when he is fired from his job. The film follows Patrick as he celebrates his son Jimmy's college graduation, leading to unexpected encounters and a business alliance with Abel Finklestein and his daughter, Miriam. Their partnership is marred by suspicions of bootlegging, culminating in an arrest that reveals their innocent intentions.

The film also explores themes of family and obligation, particularly as Miriam's marriage promise complicates matters for all involved. With a runtime of 70 minutes, this film features an ensemble cast that includes George Sidney, Charles Murray, and Vera Gordon. Sweet Daddies is categorized as a lost film, adding to its intrigue for collectors and historians of silent cinema.