An Auto and No Money

About This Movie

An Auto and No Money is a 1932 slapstick comedy. Directed by Heros-Film, it features a plot centered on a celebrity who swaps lives with his chauffeur to escape marriage.

This film presents a fascinating piece of early 1930s cinema, although details about its distribution and availability are somewhat elusive. Many collectors note its scarcity, particularly in good condition, which adds to its intrigue. The lack of a known director and limited genre classification only heightens its appeal among those interested in digging deeper into the era's lesser-known works. It's one of those films that sometimes gets overshadowed by more prominent titles, but for collectors, it’s a unique glimpse into the slapstick heyday.