For Heaven's Sake (1926)

Comedy | 5 April 1926

Director:

Sam Taylor

Cinematographer:

Walter Lundin

Editor:

Allen McNeil

Production Designer:

Liell K. Vedder

Production Company:

Harold Lloyd Corp.
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SOURCE CITATIONS
SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Film Daily
11 Apr 1926
p. 5
New York Times
5 Apr 1926
p. 24
Photoplay
Jun 1926
p. 53
Variety
7 Apr 1926
p. 36
CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTORS
Asst dir
WRITERS
Story
Story
Titles
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
Asst cam
ART DIRECTORS
Art dir
FILM EDITOR
Film ed
PRODUCTION MISC
Prod mgr
DETAILS
Release Date:
5 April 1926
Premiere Information:
New York opening: 4 Apr 1926
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Harold Lloyd Corp.
6 April 1926
LP22577
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
5,356
Length(in reels):
6
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

J. Harold Manners (The Uptown Boy), a debonair young millionaire in search of a downtown restaurant, passes an evangelist's coffee stand and accidentally starts a fire; Harold contributes a thousand dollars for damages, which the evangelist uses to open a mission named for the donor. Coming to protest this honor, Harold meets Hope, the evangelist's daughter, and offers to help her bring in the poolroom toughs and gangsters. He draws them into a chase, and with the aid of the police, he retrieves the property they have stolen. Harold's club friends abduct him to prevent his marriage to Hope, but his slum cronies come to the club and rescue him. The race back to the mission turns into a melee of trials and tribulations for Harold as his inebriated friends wreak havoc; and at the mission Hope and Harold are married amidst the cheers of the ...

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J. Harold Manners (The Uptown Boy), a debonair young millionaire in search of a downtown restaurant, passes an evangelist's coffee stand and accidentally starts a fire; Harold contributes a thousand dollars for damages, which the evangelist uses to open a mission named for the donor. Coming to protest this honor, Harold meets Hope, the evangelist's daughter, and offers to help her bring in the poolroom toughs and gangsters. He draws them into a chase, and with the aid of the police, he retrieves the property they have stolen. Harold's club friends abduct him to prevent his marriage to Hope, but his slum cronies come to the club and rescue him. The race back to the mission turns into a melee of trials and tribulations for Harold as his inebriated friends wreak havoc; and at the mission Hope and Harold are married amidst the cheers of the converts.

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