The Wrestler's Bride

The Wrestler's Bride, directed by Mack Sennett Comedies and released by Paramount Pictures, stars Eddie Gribbon as Scissors Jackson. The film features Joyce Compton, Arthur Stone, and Bud Jamison, enhancing its comedic appeal. The plot centers around Compton's character trying to assist her husband in a wrestling match, which he mistakenly believes is rigged in his favor.

With a focus on the wrestling theme, the film captures the essence of early 1930s comedy that reflects the era's entertainment style. The involvement of actual wrestlers like Hans Steinke, who plays the champion, and Bull Heffner as his opponent, adds authenticity to the wrestling scenes. This film may interest collectors of vintage comedies and wrestling-themed media, as it showcases a unique crossover of sports and humor from the early film era.