Always in Trouble

The story revolves around Jane's father, played by Andrew Tombes, an oil field worker whose life changes dramatically when he comes into a fortune. Pushed into high society by his wife, the family faces various comedic troubles. The film combines elements of shipwreck and societal challenges, providing a humorous take on the clash between wealth and everyday life.

As a comedy from the late 1930s, Always in Trouble captures the era’s cinematic style and humor. For collectors, it represents a snapshot of the genre during this time, with notable performances from a cast that includes Jane Withers and Arthur Treacher. This film offers a look into the comedic storytelling of its time, appealing to those interested in classic cinema and the evolution of comedy in film history.