Should We Wed Them?

The story revolves around Professor Bock, who is set to inaugurate a museum funded by a generous but anonymous patron. Complications arise when he discovers that the patron is his brother's wife, a former dancer he despises. As the plot unfolds, her daughter falls in love with Jim, the son of the ex-dancer, leading to a resolution that ties the characters together.

As a 1930s comedy, Should We Wed Them? reflects the era's humor and societal norms. The film showcases a blend of family conflict and romantic entanglements, typical of its time. With its engaging narrative and distinct character relationships, it offers a glimpse into early 20th-century cinema and comedy.