The Girl in the Crowd

Bookseller David Gordon's new wife, Marian, becomes embroiled in a comedic misunderstanding when she advises David's friend, Bob, on how to meet women. Bob's attempt to follow her advice leads him to the wrong girl, resulting in his arrest. The film features a cast that includes Barry Clifton, Googie Withers, and Patricia Hilliard, adding to the comedic elements of the story.

As a 1930s comedy, this film captures the era's humor and social dynamics, making it appealing for collectors interested in vintage cinema. The engaging premise and the mix of romance and comedy provide a snapshot of the genre's evolution during this time period. Collectors will appreciate how this film reflects the comedic styles and cultural themes of the 1930s.