Let George Do It

The story follows Joe Blake, who works in a vaudeville theatre and struggles with unrequited love for Molly, who is about to marry another man. In a moment of despair, Joe turns to alcohol with his friend Happy Morgan, contemplating suicide. This blend of comedy and dramatic elements reflects the era's unique storytelling style.

With a cast featuring Harry Abdy, Letty Craydon, Alec Kellaway, and Joe Valli, the film showcases performances typical of the late 1930s. Collectors of classic comedies will find this film representative of the genre during this period, offering a glimpse into the entertainment landscape of the time. Its production by Cinesound Productions adds to its historical significance within the context of Australian cinema.