You're Telling Me

The film follows Hubert Abercrombie Gumm, an eccentric character who becomes an executive at a radio station due to the influence of his aunt Fannie Handley. The storyline takes a comedic turn when Hubert accidentally mixes up script pages for various radio programs, leading to a series of humorous events as he tries to secure the name of a returning explorer for a contract.

With a cast that includes Hugh Herbert, Anne Gwynne, and Robert Paige, You're Telling Me captures the screwball comedy essence of its era. The film presents a unique take on the radio station setting, adding layers of chaos and eccentricity to the narrative. Collectors may appreciate the film's connection to the 1940s comedy genre and its representation of the period's humor.