Sing for Sweetie

The film follows Sally Newton, who is enamored with Lee Sullivan, a talented tenor singer in Johnny Johnson's Orchestra. Her father disapproves of her choice, favoring a more conventional suitor. In a twist of fate, Sally plans to elope with Lee, using his song "Let's Take It on the Chin" as a signal for their escape.

However, complications arise when her suitor enlists a gangster to prevent Lee from performing. The stakes are high as the love story unfolds in a lively musical environment, blending comedy and tunes typical of the era. Collectors of classic musical films will find this title a notable representation of late 1930s cinema, showcasing the style and themes of its time.