Yes, Yes, Nanette

The film presents Nanette as she writes a letter to her family about her new husband, Hillory. The situation escalates when Hillory meets her family, facing insults from everyone, including the family dog, leading to a comedic loss of his wig. The story takes a twist when Nanette's former lover reappears, forcing Hillory to confront the past during an awkward family dinner.

As a silent short film, Yes, Yes, Nanette showcases the early comedic styles of its era. Its concise runtime of 11 minutes makes it a quick yet entertaining watch, offering a glimpse into the humor of the 1920s. Collectors will find this film notable for its representation of silent cinema and the performances of well-known figures like James Finlayson and Oliver Hardy. The available format for collectors is VHS, making it accessible for those interested in preserving classic film history.