Wet Paint (1926) Raymond Griffith and Helene Costello This cast photo does not portray a scene from the film. AT CLOVER THEATRE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. AT 8 P.M. "Raymond, a too wealthy young bachelor is in love with a rich and beautiful girl.  He proposes and Helene says "Say it again, -- louder." He has thrilling experiences with nearly a dozen beautiful women, is even shot at by one, makes a lion his slave and rides at sixty miles an hour in a deiver-less car through crowded streets." Here is an advance ad for Wet Paint, here titled Fresh Paint, from the December 19th issue of Motion Picture News. RAYMOND GRIFFITH has reached the point now where they start laughing as soon as his name is flashed on the screen.  That means real money at the box office. Griffith has a big de luxe staff of directors, writers, cameramen and techniciansof all kinds doing nothing but devising ideas and working on Griffith comedies.  The result is that every Griffith picture now is a big comedy special presenting the new favorite plus the best in story material and investiture that brains and money can secure. "Fresh Paint" is a corking story for Griffith with a wonderful pulling title.  The laughing possibilities are evident.  The tie-up possibilities are limitless. A big supporting cast of well known players will appear with the star. A Paramount Picture Presented by Adolph Zukor and Jesse Lasky with Raymond Griffith, and Helene Costello. Directed by Arthur Rosson. Paramount.   More Information on this film...             Books None. free html hit counter Last Modified February 13, 2008.