An irresponsible young millionaire changes his tune when he falls for the daughter of a downtown minister.An irresponsible young millionaire changes his tune when he falls for the daughter of a downtown minister.An irresponsible young millionaire changes his tune when he falls for the daughter of a downtown minister.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Jim Mason
- The Gangster
- (as James Mason)
Hal Craig
- Motorcycle Cop
- (uncredited)
Richard Daniels
- Bum
- (uncredited)
Robert Dudley
- Harold's Secretary
- (uncredited)
Francis Gaspart
- Man
- (uncredited)
Jack Herrick
- Mug in Straw Hat
- (uncredited)
Jackie Levine
- Little Boy
- (uncredited)
Andy MacLennan
- Gangster in Mission at Collection
- (uncredited)
Earl Mohan
- Bum
- (uncredited)
Steve Murphy
- Tough Guy in Pool Hall
- (uncredited)
Blanche Payson
- Lady on the Street
- (uncredited)
Constantine Romanoff
- Mug
- (uncredited)
Oscar Smith
- James - Manners' Chauffeur
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis was one of Harold Lloyd's most successful films at the box office and the 12th highest-grossing film of the Silent Era.
- GoofsWhen the car which was involved in the gun fight rolls to a stop, it stops on regular road. In the next shot it has been moved on to a train track.
- Quotes
Title Card: During the days that passed, just what the man with a mansion told the miss with a mission - is nobody's business.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Funny Side of Life (1963)
Featured review
(1926) For Heaven's Sake
COMEDY ACTION DRAMA
Harold Lloyd plays upper class and wealthy successful real estate investor, J Harold Manners accidentally burning down a missionary's coffee cart that was supposed to serve the poor. He then writes a check to Brother Paul (Paul Weigel) who in turn assumed he was supposed to use the money to open up an actual facility with his name left on the sign. Except that by the time he found out his name was used without his consent, he then goes straight down there to make the change, except that the young teenage lady who got angry after catching him tear the sign down had no idea he was indeed Harold manners. The one who donated enough money for Brother Paul to open up an actual facility, who introduce her to him as her daughter, Hope (Jobyna Ralston). And he goes head over heels over her who she tries to entice him to reform criminals who hang out at the pool hall, particularly Bull Brindle (Noah Young). Some of the innovative gags also include Lloyd managing to bring many criminals to participate into the missionary. As well as Lloyd making efforts to control five very wasted friends from hurting themselves and guide them safely back to the mission to get married to his love interest Hope. There is some death defying stunts that involves plenty of vehicles and an open top bus that would be hard to imitate if they are done now.
Harold Lloyd plays upper class and wealthy successful real estate investor, J Harold Manners accidentally burning down a missionary's coffee cart that was supposed to serve the poor. He then writes a check to Brother Paul (Paul Weigel) who in turn assumed he was supposed to use the money to open up an actual facility with his name left on the sign. Except that by the time he found out his name was used without his consent, he then goes straight down there to make the change, except that the young teenage lady who got angry after catching him tear the sign down had no idea he was indeed Harold manners. The one who donated enough money for Brother Paul to open up an actual facility, who introduce her to him as her daughter, Hope (Jobyna Ralston). And he goes head over heels over her who she tries to entice him to reform criminals who hang out at the pool hall, particularly Bull Brindle (Noah Young). Some of the innovative gags also include Lloyd managing to bring many criminals to participate into the missionary. As well as Lloyd making efforts to control five very wasted friends from hurting themselves and guide them safely back to the mission to get married to his love interest Hope. There is some death defying stunts that involves plenty of vehicles and an open top bus that would be hard to imitate if they are done now.
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- For Heaven Sake
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- Gross US & Canada
- $5,668,000
- Runtime58 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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