Boy, Oh Boy

The film follows a butler, portrayed by Bert Lahr, who finds himself in a predicament when his kitchen-worker sweetheart inadvertently gives away his winning sweepstakes ticket to the chauffeur. As the story unfolds, Bert must navigate the challenges of persuading the chauffeur to return the ticket, creating a comedic conflict fueled by desperation and humor.

As a 1936 production from Educational Pictures, Boy, Oh Boy reflects the comedic style of its time, making it a unique artifact for collectors interested in early American cinema. The film features a notable cast including Roy Roberts, Russ Brown, and Aileen Cook, contributing to its comedic narrative and period charm.