The family comedy movie Cheaper by the Dozen, which was released in theatres in 2003, is actually a remake of a movie that came out in 1950. The movie starts out in a fictional town called Midland ...

The Baker brood moves to Chicago after patriarch Tom gets a job coaching football at Northwestern University, forcing his writer wife, Mary, and the couple's 12 children to make a major adjustment ...

In this hilarious sequel, the Bakers bring their 12 children together for a summer vacation that turns into a comical competition with Tom's longtime rival.

She retired from the university in 1948. The couple also raised 12 children together, and the story of their family life has been recounted in numerous journal articles, books and films, notably ...

“Superman” (1948), “Atom Man vs ... Welling turned that success into parts in movies such as “Cheaper by the Dozen,” “The Fog ...

Later bills have included provision for payment for home care and nursing-home care, which are cheaper and often more ... Services were nationalized in 1948, there was widespread expectation ...

Michael Robson fell in love in 1948—with a place he'd never been ... fought to rule these shores. Today only a few dozen of the Hebrides are inhabited. "The islands are a challenge," Robson ...

What began as a 1948 baby furniture store morphed into an ... in the 1990s shifted the direction of Service Merchandise’s ...

Musical. Based on the book by Frank Gilbreth and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. Dramatised by Christopher Sergel. Score by David Rogers and Mark Bucci. An exuberant score brings a special enchantment to ...

Released in 2005, "Cheaper by the Dozen 2" is a family comedy that follows the lively adventures of the Baker family. The Bakers, consisting of twelve children and their parents, Tom and Kate, head ...