Her Imaginary Lover

The film follows Celia, a New York socialite who invents an aristocratic English fiancé named Lord Michael Ware to evade the advances of her suitors. Her plan takes an unexpected turn when she travels to London, only to encounter a man who matches her imaginary fiancé's description. This twist leads to a blend of comedy and romance, as Celia navigates her fabricated relationship and the reality of her situation.

Produced by Warner Bros. First National, 'Her Imaginary Lover' is part of the early 1930s cinema, showcasing the era's charm through its humorous narrative and romantic elements. The film features performances from a notable cast, including Laura La Plante and Percy Marmont. As a collector, this film represents a snapshot of early sound cinema, illustrating both comedic storytelling and the transition from silent films to talkies. Its charm lies in its exploration of romance and social dynamics in a comedic context.