Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Is ordered out of a Latin American country. He spots Loretta Young and follows her to another Latin American country. She is to be married to elderly Edmund Breon, which he thinks ridiculous. Better she should wed some one like him!
It looks a lot like a Harold Lloyd movie, with a lower sight-gag ratio. Fairbanks offers a lot of insouciance to assert charm like his father in former days. Miss Young is young and pretty, with DP Ernest Haller figuring out how to light her as he goes on. Claud Allister, Luis Alberni, and Peter Gawthorne add some humor as they go on, and at 67 minutes, the print that plays on Turner Classic Movies moves swiftly enough to maintain interest.
It looks a lot like a Harold Lloyd movie, with a lower sight-gag ratio. Fairbanks offers a lot of insouciance to assert charm like his father in former days. Miss Young is young and pretty, with DP Ernest Haller figuring out how to light her as he goes on. Claud Allister, Luis Alberni, and Peter Gawthorne add some humor as they go on, and at 67 minutes, the print that plays on Turner Classic Movies moves swiftly enough to maintain interest.