Will You Stop?

The film revolves around Tim, played by Tim Ryan, who believes he has crafted a brilliant skit about Antony and Cleopatra. However, his boss insists that Tim's goofy daughter, portrayed by Irene Ryan, takes on the role of Cleopatra, leading to a comedic clash of expectations.

With a runtime typical of the era, the film blends humor with a classic narrative, making it a notable piece from the late 1930s. The film features performances by a solid cast, including Hugh Cameron, Ed Garvie, and Eddie Parks, who contribute to the comedic elements of the story.

As a collector, you may appreciate the film's unique take on a well-known story and its place within the comedy genre of its time. The performances, particularly by the Ryan duo, are central to the film's appeal, adding a layer of charm to this early comedic work.