Leon and Harry are trying to pull off a big deal with a prospective client. Leon's brainstorm is to butter up the guy by inviting him to a poker game and then being sure that he wins...so he's in a good mood and signs the contract. However, after the game, the client wants to play again before he decides to sign. In the meantime, Leon's daughter is mad at him and she decides to sabotage this next poker night.
Some of this is very funny...some (such as the obviously fake pigeon who stole the man's toupee) is limp and overdone. On balance, it's enjoyable and worth your time. And, if you care, this is one of Leon Errol's last films before he died of a heart attack at age 70.
Some of this is very funny...some (such as the obviously fake pigeon who stole the man's toupee) is limp and overdone. On balance, it's enjoyable and worth your time. And, if you care, this is one of Leon Errol's last films before he died of a heart attack at age 70.
