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Oh Boy! (1919)
George elopes with Lou Ellen, a judge's daughter, against the wishes of both their families. Simultaneously, George's friend Jim is in love with Jackie, an actress who gets into trouble for punching a bumbling constable at a raided party. George foolishly allows Jackie to hide in his home, leading to a series of comedic complications as he tries to keep her presence a secret from his new wife, her parents (especially her strict judge father), and his Quaker aunt.
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George elopes with Lou Ellen, a judge's daughter, against the wishes of both their families. Simultaneously, George's friend Jim is in love with Jackie, an actress who gets into trouble for punching a bumbling constable at a raided party. George foolishly allows Jackie to hide in his home, leading to a series of comedic complications as he tries to keep her presence a secret from his new wife, her parents (especially her strict judge father), and his Quaker aunt.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Albert Capellani
In Theaters:6/22/1919
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Albert Capellani Productions
Cast
Albert Capellani
Director
June Caprice
Lou Ellen Carter
Creighton Hale
George Budd
Zena Keefe
Jackie Sampson
Flora Finch
Miss Penelope Budd
William H. Thompson
Judge Daniel Carter
Grace Reals
Mrs. Carter
Maurice 'Lefty' Flynn
Lefty Flynn
Albert Capellani
Orchestra leader
Ben Taggart
Charles Hartley
Joseph Conyers
Constable Simms
J.K. Murray
Dean of Richguys College
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