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      Babe Comes Home

      Released May 22, 1927 1h 0m Comedy List
      78% Tomatometer 9 Reviews The bubbly romance between a baseball star and a laundress goes down the drain when the slugger's love of chewing tobacco makes a mess of their relationship. Read More Read Less

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      Wilella Waldorf New York Post Mr. Ruth, making his screen debut, appeared at ease and pleasantly unconscious of the camera. Sep 16, 2020 Full Review NYT Staff New York Times The plot is all about baseball, with, of course, a timely home run in the end, but it's all tied together with a gay romance and promises to show audience-holding strength. Sep 16, 2020 Full Review Abel Green Variety As a film star, Babe (George Herman) Ruth, delivers almost as handily as on the diamond, which is saying much both ways for the King of Swat. Sep 16, 2020 Full Review Carl Sandburg Chicago Daily News Like "Red" Grange, this other athletic marvel is surprisingly good as an actor. Perhaps the control of muscle and nerve they have learned in sport makes them unusually responsive in obeying film direction. Dec 14, 2021 Full Review Martin Dickstein Brooklyn Daily Eagle Anyway, Babe Ruth is a very, very fine ball player. Sep 16, 2020 Full Review Mercury Staff The Mercury (Australia) Screamingly funny. Sep 16, 2020 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis The bubbly romance between a baseball star and a laundress goes down the drain when the slugger's love of chewing tobacco makes a mess of their relationship.
      Director
      Ted Wilde
      Screenwriter
      Louis Stevens
      Genre
      Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      May 22, 1927, Original
      Runtime
      1h 0m