Boy Meets Girl

The film follows two lazy screenwriters who are in desperate need of a story for their studio's cowboy star. When a waitress reveals that she is pregnant, the writers seize the opportunity to craft a film about a cowboy and a baby. This unconventional narrative takes a twist as the waitress's baby becomes the center of attention, leading to humorous situations with the cowboy and his agent.

As the plot unfolds, the writers take matters into their own hands by hiring an unemployed extra to impersonate the baby's father. However, complications arise when the extra has a history with the waitress. With a cast that includes notable actors like James Cagney and Ronald Reagan, Boy Meets Girl stands out in the comedy genre of the late 1930s, showcasing the era's distinct filmmaking style and humor.