Secretary Trouble

The story revolves around the secretary of a man who is a fencing champion. Her husband suspects that there is more than just work-related interactions happening between her and her boss. The comedic misunderstandings and antics that ensue create a light-hearted narrative typical of the era's comedies.

Starring Leon Errol, Dorothy Granger, Amelita Ward, and Michael Harvey, the film captures the essence of 1940s humor. Each character contributes to the unfolding comedic situations, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre of its time. The film's themes of jealousy and miscommunication resonate with audiences looking for classic comedic storytelling.

For collectors, "Secretary Trouble" is available in various formats, adding to its appeal for those interested in vintage cinema. The film exemplifies RKO Radio Pictures' contributions to the comedy genre during this period, making it a piece worth considering for any collection focused on post-war American films.