Heads Up (1925 film)

Heads Up is a 1925 American silent comedy film directed by Clarence Badger, starring Marion Davies and Montagu Love. The screenplay was written by Paul Bern, based on a story by Byron Morgan.

The film revolves around the escapades of Sally Winton (Marion Davies), a wealthy socialite who, bored with her privileged life, disguises herself as a working girl and finds employment in a shipyard. There, she falls in love with Jack Dexter (Montagu Love), a rugged and honest shipyard worker, unaware of her true identity.

Heads Up is a romantic comedy that showcases Davies' comedic talents and her ability to portray both sophisticated and down-to-earth characters. The film features elements of mistaken identity, social commentary, and lighthearted romance, typical of silent film comedies of the era. While not considered a major box office success at the time, it is noted for Davies' performance and the competent direction by Badger. The film is now considered to be in the public domain and available from various sources.