The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker (20th Century Fox) (1959)

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Together, the families total seventeen children. Since his business has kept him on a strict schedule of one month in one city, the next month in the other for some years, there has never been any confusion or contact between the two families. However, when his daughter, Kate (Jill St. John), becomes engaged suddenly to a local minister, Wilbur Fielding (Ron Ely), he leaves his Philadelphia office unexpectedly for Harrisburg. His wife, Ma Pennypacker (Dorothy McGuire), and his Harrisburg family await him at the station, but instead of Pa, one of his Philadelphia sons arrives and gives the entire story away. It turns out that a Philadelphia marshal is following Pa to Harrisburg to arrest him for printing some pro-Darwin literature and Horace Pennypacker, III (Ray Stricklyn), has come to Harrisburg to warn him. However, when Pa arrives on the scene everyone, including his father, the Horace Pennypacker (Charles Coburn) and his wife’s sister, Aunt Jane (Dorothy Stickney), as well as the young minters father, The Rev. Dr. Fielding (Larry Gates) are waiting for im. After some hilarious events, during which both grandfather and son Pennypacker are arrested and spend the night in jail, the wedding is held, but not before both families are straightened away and Ma and Pa Pennypacker are remarried. 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