For Heaven's Sake (1926 film)

• Harold Lloyd: J. Harold Manners
• Jobyna Ralston: Hope
• Noah Young: The Roughneck
• James Mason: The Gangster
• Paul Weigel: Brother Paul

For heaven's sake ( Alternative title: For heaven's sake, Harold Lloyd, original title: For Heaven 's Sake ) is an American romantic comedy from director Sam Taylor. The film was released on April 4, 1926 in the United States in the cinemas.

Action

The millionaire J. Harold Manners donates brother Paul casually $ 1,000. This opens up in Manners ' name a homeless shelter. As Manners finds out, he goes to the homeless shelter to tell brother Paul, that he does not agree with the use of his name. In the asylum he meets working there pretty Hope, in which he falls in love. In order to like Hope, Manners involved now for the homeless shelter, and in doing of one problem to the next.

Background

According to industry magazine Variety was For Heaven 's Sake twelve of the most successful silent movie. Jobyna Ralson and Harold Lloyd were in a further seven films an on-screen couple.