Spencer Charters

A lonely husband whose wife is away hires a lookalike to take his place and fool his mother-in-law while he plays around with a pretty coquette.

Gene Raymond sticks out a thumb and pulls in a plum in this diverting and fresh screwball comedy co-starring Wendy Barrie and Helen Broderick. When no one will finance his play, would-be producer Michael MacCreigh (Raymond) bets his rich uncle he can leave New York without money or clothes and arrive in Los Angeles 10 days later with a good suit, a hundred bucks in his pocket and a beautiful fiancée to boot. If Michael wins, his uncle will produce the play; if he loses, he'll give up the stage and work in the family meatpacking business. Clad in only his skivvies, Michael soon hitches a ride with a gold-digging redhead (Barrie) and her wisecracking aunt (Broderick) as he races across the country to win cash, clothes and Love on a Bet.

When a spoiled society girl plans to sell the grazing land she inherited, the singing cowboy must intervene to prevent a disaster for local ranchers.

William Powell and Kay Francis share more than a love of jewelry in this sparkling pre-Code romantic comedy directed with a Lubitsch-like touch by William Dierterle.

A group of actors assembled at an old house for a dress rehearsal of a horror play find unwanted company in a patient who just escaped a local asylum.

On the day she’s to wed the town sheriff, Sally, in love with an indigenous man, runs off with a hypochondriac—who thinks he's just giving her a ride.