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A Honolulu shoe store apprentice, Harold Horne (Harold Lloyd), mistakes a social secretary, Mary (Barbara Kent), for a rich patron. Although the bedazzled Harold almost causes Mary to lose her dog while waiting on her, Mary assures him she has faith in his future. Smitten, Harold decides to better himself to be worthy of Mary -- but when he ruins the shoes of her patroness, Harold ends up on a cruise ship sailing for San Francisco, on a madcap adventure that may make or break Mary's career.
A Honolulu shoe store apprentice, Harold Horne (Harold Lloyd), mistakes a social secretary, Mary (Barbara Kent), for a rich patron. Although the bedazzled Harold almost causes Mary to lose her dog while waiting on her, Mary assures him she has faith in his future. Smitten, Harold decides to better himself to be worthy of Mary -- but when he ruins the shoes of her patroness, Harold ends up on a cruise ship sailing for San Francisco, on a madcap adventure that may make or break Mary's career.
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