Don't Give Up

In Don't Give Up, Buster West plays a character who arrives in town eager to become an investigator. His journey leads him to the District Attorney's office, where his father, John West, plays the DA. The plot thickens as Buster's character mistakenly trails the DA's daughter, Carol Wines, thinking she is the gangster's moll. This sets the stage for a series of comedic situations filled with snappy dialogue and misunderstandings.

As a 1930s comedy, Don't Give Up represents the playful spirit of early sound films. The film is a product of the Christie Film Company, known for producing lighthearted entertainment during this era. Collectors of classic comedies and films from the pre-Code period will find this title an interesting addition to their collection, reflecting the humor and storytelling styles of its time.