What Will Be, Will Be

19111911
10m

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Daisy and Jack are very much in love; Daisy's mother Widow Hopkins is very much in love with Jack's father Widower Morgan. It looks like wedding bells right away until Mrs. Hopkins decides t... Read allDaisy and Jack are very much in love; Daisy's mother Widow Hopkins is very much in love with Jack's father Widower Morgan. It looks like wedding bells right away until Mrs. Hopkins decides to build a chicken house. The carpenters come and start erecting the building right on the ... Read allDaisy and Jack are very much in love; Daisy's mother Widow Hopkins is very much in love with Jack's father Widower Morgan. It looks like wedding bells right away until Mrs. Hopkins decides to build a chicken house. The carpenters come and start erecting the building right on the lot line; to this Mr. Morgan strenuously objects. One word leads to another until Mr. Morg... Read all

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The audience looked at it in silence

A comedy that in outline is quite conventional. A widower and a widow, with a son and a daughter, respectively, live in houses with adjoining grounds. The young people are sweethearts, but the widow decides to build a hencoop where it will be unpleasantly close to the widower's lawn. This causes a quarrel between the older people and looks as though it was going to end the love match. The only fresh part of the picture is that showing how the young people broke through the difficulty. There seems to be not much "go" in the picture and through parts it drags. The audience looked at it in silence. - The Moving Picture World, October 21, 1911

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