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  • TV-G
  • Genre(s):Comedy
  • Release year: 1929
  • Running time: 115 min
Lloyd plays botanist Harold Bledsoe, who is summoned to San Francisco where his late father had once been chief of police. His father’s colleagues desperately hope he is a chip off the old block and take the extreme measure of making him police chief...read more

Lloyd plays botanist Harold Bledsoe, who is summoned to San Francisco where his late father had once been chief of police. His father’s colleagues desperately hope he is a chip off the old block and take the extreme measure of making him police chief to thwart the flourishing crime of the Chinatown underground led by the Dragon (Charles Middleton). Despite his lack of experience, as well as botanical and female (Barbara Kent) distractions, Harold nevertheless corners the Dragon and forces him to confess his crimes in front of the entire police force. Harold’s first sound motion picture was also his greatest commercial success. However, Lloyd was uneasy about the quality of the film in later years; he believed that the film—at 12 reels—was far too long for a comedy.

Original Release

10/12/1929

US Release

10/12/1929

Cast

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Directors

Malcolm St. Clair, Clyde Bruckman

Writers

Harold Lloyd, Clyde Bruckman, Paul Gerard Smith, Felix Adler, Lex Neal

Cast

Producers

Editors

Carl Himm, Bernard W. Burton

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