Convention City

Set against the backdrop of the Honeywell Rubber Company's convention in Atlantic City, Convention City explores themes of ambition and romance. The president, J.B. Honeywell, is tasked with selecting a new sales manager, but the competition quickly turns chaotic as T.R. Kent and George Ellerbe vie for the position. Their antics include seduction attempts and a drunken bribe, leading to unexpected outcomes.

As a pre-code film, Convention City offers insights into the social norms and comedic styles of the early 1930s. Its status as a lost film adds a layer of intrigue for collectors who appreciate the historical context of cinema. The movie features notable performances from stars such as Joan Blondell, Adolphe Menjou, and Mary Astor, making it a captivating piece of film history.