Next Time I Marry

The film tells the story of heiress Nancy Crocker Fleming, who must marry a "plain American" to secure her inheritance. In a twist of fate, she hires Tony Anthony, a WPA road worker, to marry her for the sake of convenience, only to find herself in a comical chase across the country. Their race to Reno leads to unexpected adventures and a series of humorous misunderstandings.

Next Time I Marry showcases themes of marriage of convenience, inheritance, and the quirky dynamics between its characters. With a runtime of 65 minutes, this film is a compact example of 1930s screwball comedies, appealing to collectors who appreciate the genre's unique style. Collectors may find the film particularly interesting for its classic Hollywood charm and the early performance of Lucille Ball, a notable figure in film and television history.