There's Always a Woman

The film follows an investigator for the District Attorney's office who quits to start his own detective agency. Business proves difficult, prompting him to consider returning to his previous job. In the meantime, his wife takes on a seemingly simple case concerning a wealthy society matron suspecting her husband of infidelity.

As the plot unfolds, the situation becomes more complicated when the woman's husband is murdered. Both the husband and wife are unwittingly involved in the investigation, leading to humorous and tense interactions. With a cast featuring Melvyn Douglas, Joan Blondell, and Mary Astor, the film encapsulates the screwball comedy style of its era while providing a mystery to unravel.