Through Grandmas Spectacles (1932)

Introductory intertitle reads: Fact may be stronger than fiction but it s not half so amusing L, S of two women walking down the path of a town house towards a parked car. One of the women carries a baby. We see her put the baby in the car. Intertitle reads: This is going to be a dull C, U of the baby crying. Mother is about to get in the car, baby s grandmother leans in through the back window of the car to check on baby. C, U of the baby opening grandmother s handbag. Baby takes out some spectacles. These might help Baby plays with the spectacles and puts them on. Funny sequence ensues which uses unusual camera lenses to distort images of what baby might see. Images of a stretched face of granny and horses with long legs are intercut with funny C, Us of the baby wearing glasses. Oooo reads an intertitle. Baby laughs. Cars and trains are seen through distorting lenses. Baby laughs. Mother s face is stretched like in the hall of mirrors at the fair. Can you beat it