Cast overview: | |||
Hugh Herbert | ... | George Pierce | |
Joy Hodges | ... | Laura Pierce | |
Eddie Quillan | ... | Sammy Pierce | |
Ruth Donnelly | ... | Mrs. Pierce | |
Benny Bartlett | ... | Rufus Pierce | |
Juanita Quigley | ... | Susan Pierce | |
Thomas Beck | ... | Bill Trevis | |
Cecil Cunningham | ... | Cora Stewart | |
James Bush | ... | Harold Warner | |
Frances Robinson | ... | Jane Hughes | |
Lillian Yarbo | ... | Blossom | |
Dorothy Arnold | ... | Cashier | |
Mark Daniels | ... | Bill Dillon (as Stanley Hughes) |
About a plumber (a Rodney Dangerfield type) and the misadventures of his family.
Neatly directed by Joseph Santley, this six-reel support provides more than passable entertainment. Not only is Hugh Herbert in top comic form, but he receives solid backing from Ruth Donnelly, Joy Hodges, Juanita Quigley and Cecil Cunningham. Even Eddie Quillan and Thomas Beck contribute something. And all the players are most attractively lensed by Milton Krasner's camera. The use of standing sets gives the film's production values an "A" look. What's more, the script doesn't strain for effects, but finds plenty of humor in credible and familiar domestic incidents. Some may be a bit dated, but they still carry a ring of truth which adds to the movie's appeal.