A penniless young man (Harold Lloyd) tries to save an heiress (Mildred Davis) from kidnappers and help her secure her inheritance.
This film has the distinction of being the first Lloyd-Davis pairing, and before the two had been married. They made an excellent screen couple, as can be told from this and future films.
Of Lloyd's work, this is not his strongest, and is not helped by its age. The prints available are grainy and in a variety of colors, and this is not likely to change. I hate to judge a film by its age, but with better Lloyd films out there and in better condition, I would not make this a top priority.
This film has the distinction of being the first Lloyd-Davis pairing, and before the two had been married. They made an excellent screen couple, as can be told from this and future films.
Of Lloyd's work, this is not his strongest, and is not helped by its age. The prints available are grainy and in a variety of colors, and this is not likely to change. I hate to judge a film by its age, but with better Lloyd films out there and in better condition, I would not make this a top priority.