Going Hollywood

In Going Hollywood, Sylvia, a French teacher at an all-girls school, embarks on a journey to find love after hearing Bill Williams' voice on the radio. Her quest leads her to Hollywood, where she faces challenges, including interference from Lili. The film runs for 78 minutes and embodies the charm of early 1930s cinema.

The film features a notable cast, including Marion Davies and Bing Crosby, adding to its appeal for collectors. With its musical elements and comedic moments, the film reflects the style and themes of its time. The inclusion of keywords like 'musical' and 'drunkenness' highlights the playful and sometimes risqué nature of pre-code films, making it a notable piece in any collection of classic cinema.