The First Hundred Years

The film follows David and Lynn, a couple whose harmony is tested when David lands his dream job in a different state. Lynn, a successful executive, is reluctant to leave behind her career in New York City. This narrative reflects the era's themes of gender roles and the balance between personal and professional life.

With a cast that includes Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce, the film presents a mix of lightheartedness and serious reflection on marriage in the late 1930s. The setting in New Bedford, Massachusetts, adds a unique backdrop to the story. Collectors may appreciate the film's representation of the era and its exploration of contemporary social issues.