Her Father Said No Trailer (1927)

02 January 1927 Comedy, Romance 77 mins

While taking a morning workout, young prizefighter Danny Martin encounters Charlotte Hamilton in distress over her balky roadster. Martin wins his fight but is counted a loser by a crooked referee. Later, he is invited to a barbecue at Charlotte's home, but when John Hamilton, who strongly dislikes fighters, learns of Martin's profession, he shows him the door. Danny gives up his career for Charlotte and opens a health resort for obese millionaires. Hamilton and his prospective son-in-law, Penrod, arrive at the resort for treatment, and their indignation and disgust at the treatment provide comic complications. Learning that Danny and Charlotte have already eloped, Hamilton is at first furious, then resigns himself to their happiness.

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Cast

Mary Brian as Charlotte Hamilton

Danny O'Shea as Danny Martin

Al Cooke as Al Conklin

Kit Guard as Kit Goodwin

John Steppling as John Hamilton

Frankie Darro as Matt Doe

Gene Stone as Herbert Penrod

Betty Caldwell as Betty Francis

Ray Cooke

Crew

Al Boasberg Writer

H.C. Witwer Story

H. Lyman Broening Cinematography

Sam Nelson Assistant Director

International Titles

荒療治一手引受 Trailer

O Papá Diz Que Não Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 02 January 1927

Production Companies

Robertson-Cole Pictures Corporation

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