Nobody's Money

The film follows two newspapermen who have achieved success with a book written under a false name. When their work becomes a hit, they must find a legitimate author to maintain their credibility. Ailing literary agent Jack Holt takes on this challenge, accompanied by his friend, who has a knack for safe cracking.

As the plot unfolds, Jack finds himself in a romantic entanglement with the Governor's daughter, adding another layer of complexity to the story. Meanwhile, the Governor faces a threat from the villainous Drisco, who has planted a significant sum of money in his safe, creating a tense backdrop for the comedic events.

This film is part of the early comedy genre from the silent film era, featuring a cast that includes Jack Holt, Wanda Hawley, and others. Its blend of humor, romance, and crime makes it an interesting piece for those exploring the roots of American comedy.