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Darwin Was Right (1924)
50 min | Comedy

Darwin Was Right (1924)

50 min | Comedy

Just as he is about to experiment with an elixir of youth, Prof. Henry Baldwin is kidnapped by Courtney Lawson with his secretary, Egbert Swift, and his butler, Alexander, and placed in an asylum. A runaway dogcart deposits three babies in...See moreJust as he is about to experiment with an elixir of youth, Prof. Henry Baldwin is kidnapped by Courtney Lawson with his secretary, Egbert Swift, and his butler, Alexander, and placed in an asylum. A runaway dogcart deposits three babies in the house, and three escaped chimpanzees take their place. As a result, Alice and Priscilla Baldwin are led to believe that the professor has taken an overdose and has proved that Darwin was correct in theorizing that man is descended from the monkey. There are merry chases when the researchers escape and are pursued by asylum attendants. The villains and the chimpanzees are finally routed. Written by AFI See less

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11 cast members

Name	Known for
Nell Brantley Alice Alice See fewer	Fast Fightin' (1925)
George O'Hara Robert Lee Robert Lee See fewer	Is That Nice? (1926)
Stanley Blystone Courtney Lawson Courtney Lawson See fewer	Modern Times (1936)
Dan Mason Henry Baldwin Henry Baldwin See fewer	The Valley of the Giants (1927)
Lon Poff Egbert Swift Egbert Swift See fewer	The Three Musketeers (1921)
Bud Jamison Alexander Alexander See fewer	Three Little Beers (1935)
Merta Sterling Liza (as Myrtle Sterling) Liza (as Myrtle Sterling) See fewer	Paid to Love (1927)
Nora Cecil Aunt Priscilla Aunt Priscilla See fewer	Seven Days Leave (1930)
David Kirby The Crook The Crook See fewer	The Dangerous Coward (1924)
Carmencita Johnson Baby (uncredited) Baby (uncredited) See fewer	These Three (1936)
Joan Meredith Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) See fewer	The Count of Luxembourg (1926)