Laughing at Danger

In "Laughing at Danger," Frankie Kelly works at a beauty salon run by Madam Celeste. The plot thickens when a murder occurs, interrupting the routine of the salon. After the body of operator Florence is discovered, Frankie takes it upon himself to clear his girlfriend Mary Baker, who is wrongfully suspected of the crime.

Frankie's sleuthing leads him deeper into the mystery as more bodies start to pile up. The film showcases a mix of comedy and suspense, characteristic of the era's unique approach to storytelling. With a runtime of 63 minutes, it's a compact narrative filled with intrigue and humor.

For collectors, this film is available on DVD, making it accessible for those interested in classic mystery comedies from the 1940s. The combination of a beauty salon setting, murder, and the comedic style of the time adds to its appeal for fans of the genre.