Glen Tryon loves pretty Helen Mann. She's agreeable, but insists that he pin her with his fraternity pin. He's going through a hazing where he has to do some strange things, as determined by the fraternity president, who also wants Helen Mann.
It's more bizarre than funny, but it certainly has its moments. It's most notable for Charley Grapewin, who plays Miss Mann's father. Grapewin had begun appearing in movies in 1900, then after a couple went back to the stage. He reentered films in 1929, and became a starring character actor in films like THE WIZARD OF OZ and THE GRAPES OF WRATH. And this one.
It's more bizarre than funny, but it certainly has its moments. It's most notable for Charley Grapewin, who plays Miss Mann's father. Grapewin had begun appearing in movies in 1900, then after a couple went back to the stage. He reentered films in 1929, and became a starring character actor in films like THE WIZARD OF OZ and THE GRAPES OF WRATH. And this one.