Good Time Charley

The film follows Charles Edward Keene, known as Good Time Charley, who struggles with the aftermath of his wife's death. After years of hardship, his daughter Rosita rises to fame through her cafe act, and Charley finds a new opportunity as he joins her on stage. This story of familial ties and the pursuit of dreams unfolds in a time when silent films were a dominant medium.

Good Time Charley features an ensemble cast including Warner Oland, Helene Costello, and Clyde Cook, among others. Produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, the film reflects the style of the late 1920s, which incorporated music and performance art, typical of the era's silent dramas. Collectors interested in early film history or silent cinema will find this title noteworthy due to its narrative focus and the cultural context it represents.