For Heaven's Sake (1926)

When wealthy playboy J. Harold Manners strays into a destitute neighborhood, he accidentally incinerates a charity pushcart. But Brother Paul, a local do-gooder, asks Manners to fund a new mission as compensation. Manners tries to disassociate himself but is captivated by Hope, Brother Paul's spirited daughter. To impress her, he stirs up chaos, inadvertently leading a crowd—and trouble—straight into the mission.