Babbitt (1924)

Drama | 15 June 1924

Director:

Harry Beaumont

Writer:

Dorothy Farnum

Cinematographer:

David Abel

Production Company:

Warner Brothers Pictures
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Release Date:
15 June 1924
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Date
Copyright Number
Warner Brothers Pictures
4 June 1924
LP20275
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
7,914
Length(in reels):
8
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

George F. Babbitt, middle-aged, respectable, a prosperous real estate man in the city of Zenith, tired of the routine of family life, finds he has let life slip by. In an attempt to renew his youth he begins an affair with Tanis Judique, an alluring young woman, with whom he plans to leave town; at the pleas of his son, however, he returns to his sick wife, confesses his foolishness, and resumes the happiness of family ...

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George F. Babbitt, middle-aged, respectable, a prosperous real estate man in the city of Zenith, tired of the routine of family life, finds he has let life slip by. In an attempt to renew his youth he begins an affair with Tanis Judique, an alluring young woman, with whom he plans to leave town; at the pleas of his son, however, he returns to his sick wife, confesses his foolishness, and resumes the happiness of family life.

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