This WWI home-front comedy is the earliest surviving film of King Vidor, who would later go on to make such classics as The Big Parade and The Crowd. A two-reeler, it's a propaganda comedy involving a little boy who can't wait to go fight against the Kaiser, and who sets an unrelentingly patriotic (and militaristic) example for his draft-age, feminized brother and peace-lovin' mother.
| Directing | King Vidor | Director |
| Writing | Judge Willis Brown | Writer |
| Writing | King Vidor | Scenario Writer |
| Production | Judge Willis Brown | Producer |