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The Girl Said No is a american film of genre Drama directed by Sam Wood released in USA on 15 march 1930 with William Haines
The Girl Said No (1930)
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Add to a movie listThe Girl Said No is a 1930 romantic comedy film starring William Haines and Leila Hyams. In the film, a young college graduate goes to extreme lengths to win the girl he loves.
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Tom Ward, a cocky young football hero, returns home after graduation determined to conquer the world. He begins a flirtation with Mary Howe, secretary to his rival, McAndrews, and in a restaurant he bribes a waiter to spill soup on her employer. Although offered a local banking job, Tom stakes his fortunes on a scheme to sell bonds to wealthy old Hattie Brown, a befuddled spinster, and achieves the difficult task while posing as a doctor by getting her drunk. Finally, desperate over Mary's engagement to McAndrews, Tom kidnaps her from the altar. In a chase finale she is convinced that he loves her.Actors
William Haines
(Tom Ward)
Leila Hyams
(Mary Howe)
Polly Moran
(Polly)
Marie Dressler
(Hettie Brown)
Francis X. Bushman, Jr.
(McAndrews)
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