Ladies Must Play

The film follows Tony, a bankrupt socialite from New York, who enlists his stenographer to find and marry a millionaire in Newport. However, this search is complicated by the fact that she owes her boss a 10% commission on any potential marriage.

This comedic premise reflects the early 1930s era, utilizing humor to explore themes of wealth and social status. With a cast that includes Dorothy Sebastian and Neil Hamilton, the performances add to the film's charm within the comedy genre. Collectors interested in early sound films or the comedic style of the 1930s will find this film a notable piece of cinema history.