With a production budget of $60 million, and box-office gross receipts of $91 million (domestic) and $165 million (worldwide).""The girl of our story keeps house for her father who works in a Jenkins mill.With a wage of $2.75 a day, a little garden, four hens, ditto geese, and a fair measure of happiness and contentment." As her father (Fred Turner) leaves with his lunch can for a work day at the Jenkins factory, "the little Dear One" (Mae Marsh), a fun-loving girl, waves and says goodbye in the front yard of their small home (populated with geese and chickens).[The farcical, contrived scene was a silly excuse for Superman to use his superpowers to constantly switch back and forth between his alter ego and his superhero self during the double-date, to impress both ladies.[Note: Baby-faced comic Harry Langdon""s best feature film in a short four-year film career wasThe Strong Man (1926)(director Frank Capra""s feature-film debut).