Director:
Clarence GeldertCinematographer:
Joseph WalkerProduction Company:
Clifford S. Elfelt ProductionsJack Newberry, the son of a millionaire trying to make it on his own in the motion picture business, spends his last dime on a property and then borrows $40,000 from his sweetheart's father in order to finance the film. He hires a foreign director, Eric von Greed, to shoot the film, which, to everyone's surprise, is a great success. Having proven himself in the business world, Jack marries his ...
Jack Newberry, the son of a millionaire trying to make it on his own in the motion picture business, spends his last dime on a property and then borrows $40,000 from his sweetheart's father in order to finance the film. He hires a foreign director, Eric von Greed, to shoot the film, which, to everyone's surprise, is a great success. Having proven himself in the business world, Jack marries his girl.
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