Poppy

The story follows Eustace McGargle, a carnival con artist and snake-oil salesman, as he navigates life while trying to stay ahead of the sheriff. His devotion to his adopted daughter, Poppy, adds emotional depth to the comedic antics.

As a film from the 1930s, Poppy offers a glimpse into the era's comedic style, showcasing the charm of W.C. Fields. With a runtime of 75 minutes, it presents a concise narrative filled with humor and clever schemes, appealing to fans of classic comedies.

Collectors will find interest in its themes of con artistry, featuring elements like shell games and a unique father-daughter relationship. The film is available in VHS and other formats, making it accessible for those looking to add it to their physical media collections.