Bedtime Worries (1933) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Stymie is one of the orphaned gang members who stops at Spanky's house to stay. When Spanky says Santa Claus has visited, Stymie sees the supposed Santa and recognizes that he is actually a burglar. H...
Spanky is the boy at the center of the story. After his father tells him to sleep in his own room, he imagines frightening creatures and later sees a burglar enter through his window. His parents do n...
Emerson Treacy is Spanky's father. On the day Spanky is promoted to head clerk, Emerson declares that his son should stop sleeping in his parents' room and begin sleeping in his own. Later, the dozing...
The Burglar climbs through Spanky's window while the boy's parents are dozing. He pretends to be Santa Claus and tries to steal everything that is not nailed down. Stymie recognizes him, and the gang...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly identifies Emerson Treacy as Spanky's father and shows him deciding that Spanky should sleep in his own room.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The burglar enters the home through Spanky's window and attempts to steal everything that is not nailed down while Spanky's parents are present.
The burglar climbs through Spanky's window, while Spanky reports seeing him and later tells the gang that Santa was visiting.
When Stymie sees the supposed Santa Claus, he realizes that the man is actually a burglar and helps the gang tackle him.
Stymie is part of the gang that comes to Spanky's house, recognizes the burglar, and joins the rescue.
A child's nighttime fears become entangled with a real burglary before the gang exposes the intruder and restores safety.
Directed by Robert F. McGowan
Bedtime Worries (1933) · 6.8/10 · comedy
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