So’s Your Old Man

Year: 1926

Runtime: 67 mins

Director: Gregory La Cava

Comedy

In this Gregory La Cava comedy, W.C. Fields plays a drunken, hen‑pecked inventor who, against all odds, creates unbreakable windshield glass. He must also contend with a nagging wife, a socially ambitious daughter, and a series of slapstick mishaps that test his ingenuity and patience.

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