Dandy Dick

The Very Reverend Richard Jedd faces a financial dilemma when the church spire needs urgent repairs costing nearly £1,000. After his fundraising attempts fail, he reluctantly decides to bet his remaining savings on a horse named Dandy Dick, who has favorable odds at the races.

As the plot unfolds, the clergyman's good intentions lead him into a doping scandal when his butler intervenes. This comedic entanglement showcases the absurdities of both church and gambling culture during the era. Collectors of classic comedies will find this film a notable entry in the genre, reflecting the humor of the 1930s.