Clare Day thinks he rules his roost and his family of four sons with an iron fist, but in reality it is his wife Vinnie who really sets the rules and hires the maids!
During a visit from their aunt Cora and her guest Mary, it comes out that Clare has never been baptized. This begins a campaign by Vinnie to get her husband baptized...while the oldest son Clarence and Mary seem to be starting a romance in spite of one being a baptist and one episcopal! Mary is played by the lovely young Elizabeth Taylor.
I love Clare's lecture to Clarence about being firm with women! Lol!
This was a sweet, family turn of the century romantic comedy.
"The tariff protects Americans from cheap foreign labor."-Clare.
During a visit from their aunt Cora and her guest Mary, it comes out that Clare has never been baptized. This begins a campaign by Vinnie to get her husband baptized...while the oldest son Clarence and Mary seem to be starting a romance in spite of one being a baptist and one episcopal! Mary is played by the lovely young Elizabeth Taylor.
I love Clare's lecture to Clarence about being firm with women! Lol!
This was a sweet, family turn of the century romantic comedy.
"The tariff protects Americans from cheap foreign labor."-Clare.