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Money To Burn is a 1939 comedy from the Higgins Family series. Directed by Republic Pictures, it features a unique plot centered around a dog biscuit contest with a substantial prize.
This film has seen limited releases over the years, making it somewhat scarce in collector circles. Early home video formats, like VHS, are definitely not easy to find, and the transition to digital hasn’t done it any favors in terms of availability. Still, there's a niche interest among fans of classic comedies and the Higgins Family series that keeps it alive in discussions. It’s worth noting that condition of prints varies—some collectors are on the lookout for well-preserved versions, which can spark some spirited debates about its historical significance.
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Money To Burn is a comedy film.
Money To Burn was produced by Republic Pictures.
Money To Burn is part of The Higgins Family series.
In Money To Burn, pandemonium ensues when Ma enters a dog biscuit contest with a prize of $50,000.
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