Charley's in love with the daughter of a financier who wants her to insist that Chas have a pile of cash before she marries him. But, the Depression is everywhere: Charley's behind on his rent and nearly everyone he meets is down on their luck. After reading a "how to" book on the power of a forceful will, Charley applies the lessons with mixed results, but he does land a job that includes delivering a shake-down letter to his girlfriend's father. Is the naïve Charley going to end up in jail?
James Parrott
Director
Charley Chase
Charley Chase
Virginia Whiting
Miss Morgan
Harry Bernard
Cop with Tootchache (uncredited)
Baldwin Cooke
Mr. Cooke (uncredited)
Billy Gilbert
Smith - Investment Broker aka The Spot (uncredited)
Charlie Hall
Man on the Street (uncredited)
Jerry Mandy
Charley's Neighbor (uncredited)
Margaret Mann
Mrs. Mann, Landlady (uncredited)
Howard Truesdale
James Morgan (uncredited)
Leo Willis
Hold-Up Man (uncredited)
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