Give Her a Ring

About This Movie

Give Her a Ring is this charming blend of comedy and music from 1934 that feels a bit like a delightful time capsule. The story centers around a telephonist who develops feelings for her employer, which leads to all sorts of whimsical situations. The pacing is quite breezy, and there's a certain lightheartedness to the performances that really brings the characters to life. The musical numbers, while not overly elaborate, add a nice touch that complements the comedy. It’s distinct in its use of everyday settings and relatable themes of love in the workplace, making it feel cozy and familiar, yet fresh for its time.

Give Her a Ring has had a somewhat uneven journey in the collector’s market, with limited prints available and not much in terms of home media releases. It’s one of those films that, while not talked about frequently, offers a glimpse into early 30s cinema with its unique charm. Collectors often find interest due to the scarcity of its prints and the intriguing combination of comedy and music that characterizes the era.