Accidents Will Happen

The film revolves around a store owner who pretends to be injured after an auto accident. He is coached for court by his dubious lawyer, leading to a complex and intriguing plot. Released in the early 1930s, it showcases elements typical of the era's storytelling and character development.

Collectors may find interest in the film's portrayal of legal shenanigans and its reflection of societal attitudes during the early 20th century. The performances by Joe Smith and Charles Dale contribute to the film's unique take on courtroom dramas, making it a point of interest for those who appreciate vintage cinema.