Oh, What a Nurse (1926)
Comedy | 20 March 1926
Director:
Charles F. ReisnerWriter:
Darryl F. ZanuckCinematographer:
John MescallProduction Company:
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.According to records in the Warner Bros. Archive at USC, the title of Robert E. Sherwood and Bertram Bloch's original story, and an early working title of the film, was Good Night Nurse. According to an item in the Dec 1925 Photoplay, the working title was Nighty-Night Nurse.
Contemporary sources variously list the tile of the film as Oh! What a Nurse and Oh What a Nurse. ...
According to records in the Warner Bros. Archive at USC, the title of Robert E. Sherwood and Bertram Bloch's original story, and an early working title of the film, was Good Night Nurse. According to an item in the Dec 1925 Photoplay, the working title was Nighty-Night Nurse.
Contemporary sources variously list the tile of the film as Oh! What a Nurse and Oh What a Nurse.
Nighty-Night Nurse
Oh! What a Nurse!
Cub reporter Jerry Clark substitutes for Dolly Wimple, the editor of a newspaper advice-to-the-lovelorn column, and advises wealthy June Harrison not to marry Clive Hunt, a man whom she does not love. This advice maddens June's penniless uncle, political boss Tim Harrison, who is in league with Hunt to get his hands on June's fortune. After a series of mad adventures involving rumrunners and female impersonators, Jerry saves June from a forced marriage with Hunt and marries her ...
Cub reporter Jerry Clark substitutes for Dolly Wimple, the editor of a newspaper advice-to-the-lovelorn column, and advises wealthy June Harrison not to marry Clive Hunt, a man whom she does not love. This advice maddens June's penniless uncle, political boss Tim Harrison, who is in league with Hunt to get his hands on June's fortune. After a series of mad adventures involving rumrunners and female impersonators, Jerry saves June from a forced marriage with Hunt and marries her himself.
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