The Clinging Vine (1926)
Directed by Paul Sloane
Cast:
Leatrice Joy ... Antoinette B. 'A.B.' Allen
Tom Moore ... Jimmie Bancroft
Robert Edeson ... T.M. Bancroft
Snitz Edwards ... Doc A. 'Tut' Tutweiler
Toby Claude ... Grandma Bancroft
Dell Henderson ... B. Harvey Doolittle
Wilson Benge ... Grandma's Butler
Isabelle Keith ... House Guest
Louis Natheaux ... House Guest
John Roche ... House Guest
A.B. is the brains and power behind the Bancroft paint business, but longs for a more feminine role. She overhears the boss's grandson (Jimmy) unflattering opinion of her lack of charms, she's hurt. Jimmy's grandmother takes her under her wing and does a major her over, and teaches her to flutter her eyelashes and only say the two phrases to win a man: "Do go on!" and "Aren't you wonderful?". Snitz Edwards turns in his usual sterling performance. This is an enjoyable film chronicling one more skirmish in the war of the sexes.
A great light hearted comedy featuring Leatrice Joy (Mrs. John Gilbert).
70 Minutes

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