Bed and Breakfast

In "Bed and Breakfast," a newlywed couple finds themselves in a comedic predicament after a fight. To get back at each other, they each decide to pursue a lover, although they never follow through with the act. The film's plot reflects the comedic misunderstandings that can arise in relationships, making it a unique entry in the genre.

Collectors will appreciate the film's place in the early sound era of cinema. With a cast that includes Jane Baxter and Richard Cooper, the film features performances that capture the essence of 1930s comedy. The film was produced by Gaumont-British Picture Corporation, a notable studio of the time, which adds to its significance in film history.

This film is available in multiple formats, including blu-ray, DVD, VHS, and others, making it accessible for collectors looking to add a piece of early British comedy to their collections.