Here's Howe

This film centers on heavyweight champion Joe Palooka, played by Robert Norton, and his manager/trainer Knobby Walsh, portrayed by Shemp Howard. As they train for a championship match, they encounter a poor farmer whose situation leads to comedic conflicts with the local sheriff. The storyline blends sports with humor, making it a notable example of 1930s comedy.

The film features a cast that also includes Beverly Phalon, Maxine Stone, Lee Weber, and Harry Short, contributing to its comedic elements. Here's Howe showcases the unique style of the era, combining physical comedy and witty dialogue, characteristic of the time's cinematic offerings. Collectors of classic comedies, especially those interested in the works of Robert Norton and Shemp Howard, will find this film a relevant piece of film history from the 1930s.