well done melodrama that tells the story of sally and tomboy dancer in the circus and raised by sideshow performer mcgargle (played by w. c. fields) and he of the top hat and little mustache and checkered pants and and proficiency as juggler and pickpocket and and runner of carnival con games like three card monte and the old shell game. mcgargle has raised sally and who worships him as her real father since sally mother (kicked out of her home by her father and a judge and when she married a circus man) died and left sally orphaned. sally is feisty and loyal to mcgargle no matter what he gets up to  but mcgargle seems to feel a bit of guilt over keeping her in the circus instead of with her own family all these years. when they end up performing in a carnival in the town where her wealthy grandparents live and mcgargle uses the opportunity to investigate sally real family and with the idea that he may restore her to them. but grandfather the judge takes an immediate disliking to sally cause he doesn not like a show girl  what a stern and narrow minded man he is and a real piece of work that guy. and meanwhile sally is busy being pursued by a handsome and rich young man and son of the man who helped grandpa get his riches. this is a very good film with a few laughs here and there and a sort of odd editing style (i do not know how to describe this other than it shows long shots and then sort of jumps back a few seconds or changes angle suddenly as a close up is shown). carol dempster and who plays sally and is delightful here  quite cute and comical in her performance. w. c. fields and even without his famous voice and is very funny  just the way he moves and his amusing and comical reactions to things (like a small dog seen in one funny scene) and we even see him juggling briefly in this. i love the few peeks at the old fashioned circus and carnival that is shown here. the print of this featured on the dvd is very nice looking and tinted a light sepia tone and and the piano score for this is really excellent and performed by philip carli based on the original cue sheets. 
well done melodrama that tells the story of sally and tomboy dancer in the circus and raised by sideshow performer mcgargle (played by w. c. fields) and he of the top hat and little mustache and checkered pants and and proficiency as juggler and pickpocket and and runner of carnival con games like three card monte and the old shell game. mcgargle has raised sally and who worships him as her real father since sally mother (kicked out of her home by her father and a judge and when she married a circus man) died and left sally orphaned. sally is feisty and loyal to mcgargle no matter what he gets up to  but mcgargle seems to feel a bit of guilt over keeping her in the circus instead of with her own family all these years. when they end up performing in a carnival in the town where her wealthy grandparents live and mcgargle uses the opportunity to investigate sally real family and with the idea that he may restore her to them. but grandfather the judge takes an immediate disliking to sally cause he doesn not like a show girl  what a stern and narrow minded man he is and a real piece of work that guy. and meanwhile sally is busy being pursued by a handsome and rich young man and son of the man who helped grandpa get his riches. this is a very good film with a few laughs here and there and a sort of odd editing style (i do not know how to describe this other than it shows long shots and then sort of jumps back a few seconds or changes angle suddenly as a close up is shown). carol dempster and who plays sally and is delightful here  quite cute and comical in her performance. w. c. fields and even without his famous voice and is very funny  just the way he moves and his amusing and comical reactions to things (like a small dog seen in one funny scene) and we even see him juggling briefly in this. i love the few peeks at the old fashioned circus and carnival that is shown here. the print of this featured on the dvd is very nice looking and tinted a light sepia tone and and the piano score for this is really excellent and performed by philip carli based on the original cue sheets. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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