Featuring live musical accompaniment by Music Box House Organist Dennis Scott

Harold Lloyd’s iconic screen persona—the earnest innocent next door, forever striving to make good in a boisterous and vulgar world—gets a hilarious but impolitic update in FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE. The first of Lloyd’s features to be distributed under a lucrative deal with Paramount, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE casually flaunts the comedian’s plenty in the caricatured form of J. Harold Manners, a stuffed-shirt scion who thinks nothing of dropping cash on a new car to match his trousers nor of walking away from the heap within ten minutes.  But soon “the man with a mansion” meets “the miss with a mission,” tossing Jobyna Ralston some scratch after destroying her foursquare father’s coffee cart and inadvertently providing the seed money for a new parish.