It's a Gift

After inheriting money, Harold Bissonette, played by W.C. Fields, decides to leave the grocery business behind. He dreams of moving to California to run an orange grove despite his family's protests and the realization that the land he purchased may not be valuable. The film humorously explores themes of a husband-wife relationship, featuring the struggles of a henpecked husband against his domineering wife, Amelia.

With its comedic take on family dynamics and aspirations, It's a Gift stands out as an entertaining piece of 1930s cinema. Collectors can find it in multiple formats, including blu-ray, DVD, and VHS, allowing for versatile viewing options. Its blend of humor and relatable family situations makes it a notable entry for fans of classic comedies.