I'll Get Him Yet
Cast & Crew
Elmer Clifton
Dorothy Gish
George Fawcett
Richard Barthelmess
Ralph Graves
Edward Peil
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Synopsis
Fearing high income taxes, Bradford Warrington Jones transfers ownership of an interurban line to his daughter Susy, who insists on running it herself. Bored by her suitors, Susy falls for reporter Scoop McCreedy, but when Susy's father throws him out, Scoop swears never to marry a rich girl. Undaunted, Susy pursues and finally persuades him to marry her on the condition that they live on his salary. When Scoop is fired by his editor, one of Susy's suitors, he and Susy join a citizens' group in the suburb where they live, that protests the trolley's decision not to stop there. Susy keeps secret her ownership of the line, and when her old suitors visit on business, she makes up explanations to allay Scoop's suspicions, until he catches three of them hiding in the house. After Susy confesses, Scoop becomes the railroad's general manager and learns to live with his wife's millions.
Director
Elmer Clifton
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According to the 1921 MPSD, Wilbur Higby, an actor and director, worked on the film in some capacity.