Nobody's Baby

In Nobody's Baby, Kitty Reily and Lena Marchetti meet at an amateur radio show, where their initial dislike for each other evolves into an unexpected friendship. Both women become hospital nurses and eventually share a dorm room, leading to comedic situations involving babies, secret marriages, and pregnancy. With a cast that includes Patsy Kelly, Lyda Roberti, and Robert Armstrong, the film captures the essence of 1930s comedy through clever dialogue and situational humor.

As a collector, this film is available on DVD, making it a viable addition to any collection focused on classic comedies or the screwball genre. The unique premise and character dynamics provide a fascinating snapshot of the era's cinematic style. With its charming narrative and entertaining performances, Nobody's Baby stands as a testament to the comedic storytelling of the 1930s.