The Devil's Holiday

The film follows Hallie Hobart, a beautiful manicurist who targets David Stone, the son of a wealthy wheat farmer. Hallie initially professes to hate men, but her true intentions lie in securing a lucrative business deal rather than genuine affection. As the plot unfolds, David falls in love with Hallie, despite the disapproval of his older brother Mark, who accuses her of being a gold-digger. In a twist of fate, Hallie accepts David's marriage proposal to get back at the Stone family.

With its exploration of complex relationships and the social dynamics of the time, The Devil's Holiday offers a glimpse into the pre-code era of filmmaking. The performances from a cast that includes Nancy Carroll and Phillips Holmes add depth to the narrative. Collectors may appreciate this film for its unique themes and historical context, as it reflects societal attitudes of the early 1930s while showcasing the style of pre-code cinema.