Babes in the Goods

In 'Babes in the Goods', Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly play two women demonstrating washing machines in a department store window. Their comedic adventure takes a turn when they accidentally get locked in the store overnight, leading to a series of humorous situations. This film, produced by Hal Roach Studios, fits well within the classic comedy genre of the early 1930s.

At just 19 minutes long, this short film showcases a unique premise centered around a department store and the antics that ensue when the main characters find themselves locked inside. The keywords highlight themes of store windows and the challenges of working in a retail environment. Collectors of early comedies or fans of Todd and Kelly may appreciate this piece for its historical context and light-hearted narrative.