Tanned Legs

Set in a high society backdrop, Tanned Legs follows Peggy and Bill as they navigate their marriage plans amidst family turmoil. Peggy dedicates her summer to addressing her parents' antics and her sister Janet's romantic misfortunes. The plot thickens when Janet's love letters become a tool for blackmail, prompting Peggy's friend Roger and his flapper girlfriend Tootie to devise a scheme to recover them.

This film captures the essence of late 1920s comedy with its all-dialogue structure, showcasing the sun-tan vogue that was popular at the time. As a product of RKO Radio Pictures, it offers a glimpse into the early days of sound cinema, making it an interesting piece for collectors of vintage film. The runtime of 71 minutes ensures a concise yet engaging experience, typical of the era's comedies.