The Very Idea (1929)
The author of a book on eugenics attempts to prove his theories by having his childless sister and her husband adopt the child of a “physically superior” chauffeur and housemaid, leading to comedic complications when the parents refuse to give up their child.
Directors:
Frank Craven, Richard Rosson.
Writer:
William LeBaron
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Frank Craven as Alan Camp |
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Sally Blane as Nora |
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Hugh Trevor as Joe Garvin |
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Olive Tell as Marion Green |
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Allen Kearns as Gilbert Goodhue |
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Doris Eaton as Edith Goodhue |
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Theodore von Eltz as George Green |
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Jeanne De Bard as Dorothy Green |
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Adele Watson as Miss Duncan |
| Directing | Frank Craven | Director |
| Directing | Richard Rosson | Director |
| Writing | William LeBaron | Theatre Play |
| Writing | William LeBaron | Screenplay |
| Art | Max Rée | Art Direction |
| Editing | George Marsh | Editor |
| Production | Myles Connolly | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Leo Tover | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Ann McKnight | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Walter Plunkett | Costume Design |
| Production | William LeBaron | Producer |
