Talkie short
Going Ga-Ga
Synopsis
Anita and Marion realize that an abandoned baby they sneaked into an orphanage was kidnapped from a millionaire. For the reward, they proceed to break into the institution at night, dressed as men to beat curfew, to get the kid out again. This film survives only in very fragmentary form.
Credits
| Role | People | Character | Billed as |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cast | Anita Garvin | Anita | Anita Garvin |
| Cast | Harry Bernard | Policeman | — |
| Cast | Marion Byron | Marion | Marion Byron |
| Cast | Max Davidson | Detective Davidson | Max Davidson |
| Cast | Sam Lufkin | Employer | — |
| Cast | Edgar Kennedy | Cop | Edgar Kennedy |
| Cast | Charley Rogers | Pedestrian with newspaper | — |
| Cast | Wally Albright | Little Boy | Wally Albright |
| Cast | Charles Lloyd | Pedestrian/Grocer | — |
| Cast | Grace Woods | Pedestrian with pram | — |
| Cast | Kay Deslys | Little Oscar's Mother | Kay Deslys |
| Cast | Chet Brandenburg | Pedestrian/Stunts | — |
| Cast | Warren Mills | Little Oscar - The Baby | Warren Mills |
| Cast | Bob Sanders | Guy with beer behind door | — |
| Cast | Leo Sulky | Minor Role | Leo Sulky |
| Cast | Pete Gordon | Nosey bastard/, Pedestrian crossing street/, Stunt for Max Davidson | — |
| Cast | C.L. Sherwood | Drunk | — |
| Cast | Sammy Brooks | Pedestrian | — |
| Cast | Hope Harper | Pedestrian/Nursemaid | — |
| Cast | Helen Gilmore | Head nurse | — |
| Cast | Jack Hill | Crowd extra | — |
| Cast | Chris Lynton | Crowd extra | — |
| Cast | Bill Dill | Crowd extra | — |
| Cast | Charles McMurphy | Policeman | — |
| Cast | Dick Gilbert | Arrested drunk | — |
| Cast | UNIDENTIFIED | Pedestrian leaning on car | — |
| Writer | H.M. Walker | — | — |
| Director | Gilbert Pratt | Director | Gilbert Pratt |
| Director | James W. Horne | Director | James W. Horne |
| Writer | Leo McCarey | Writer | Leo McCarey |
| Producer | Hal Roach | Producer | Hal Roach |
| Producer | Leo McCarey | Supervising Producer | Leo McCarey |
| cinematography | Art Lloyd | Director of Photography | Art Lloyd |
| editor | William H. Terhune | Editor | William H. Terhune |