School for Husbands

The film follows two wives, Marion Carter and Diana Cheswick, who become enamored with the charming philanderer Leonard Drummon. In a bid for one night of freedom, they conspire to send their husbands, Geoffrey Carter and Morgan Cheswick, to Paris. Unbeknownst to them, Leonard orchestrates this getaway to pursue his own interests, leading to a comedic twist on the notion of romantic escapades.

As a piece of 1930s cinema, School for Husbands offers a glimpse into the era's comedic and romantic storytelling. The dynamic between the characters showcases the societal norms and challenges of relationships, making it a notable entry in the comedy romance genre. With a solid cast including Henry Kendall and June Clyde, the film delivers both laughs and insights into marital dynamics of the time.