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What a Night!
What a Night!

What a Night!

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The daughter of an industrialist, Dorothy Winston, arranges to work on a newspaper in which her father places a substantial amount of advertising, Joe Madison, the reporter son of the paper's editor, offers to show her the ropes. A gunman employed by Mike Corney lands in jail, and Dorothy succeeds in interviewing him, getting him to divulge the whereabouts of a canceled check that will link Corney to Patterson, a corrupt political boss. Dorothy and Joe get the check, and Joe telephones his father to urge him to print an exposé of Patterson. Corney recovers the check, however, and Patterson institutes a damaging libel suit against the paper. Dorothy gets the check back and obtains photographic evidence to further incriminate Patterson and Corney. Dorothy and Joe decide to write the story of their life with each another. A lost film.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

60 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

22 December 1928

Country

Cast

Bebe Daniels

Bebe Daniels

Dorothy Winston

Neil Hamilton

Neil Hamilton

Joe Madison

William Austin

William Austin

Percy Penfield

Wheeler Oakman

Wheeler Oakman

Mike Corney

Charles Sellon

Charles Sellon

Editor Maadison

Charles Hill Mailes

Charles Hill Mailes

Patterson

Ernie Adams

Ernie Adams

Snarky

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