Charlie Ruggles married to a young Osa Massen in the film and by the film's end, it comes out that he wants to divorce her? Ruggles doing the rumba with Ann Sheridan? Lee Patrick running around with her latest baby and she wants to keep the habit of naming her children after famous authors? As if this isn't enough, there is plenty of corn to go around in this absolutely inane 1941 film.
George Brent as the famous writer ready to marry secretary Ann Sheridan until they arrive in Cleveland on a book tour and he meets up with Massen, a former college flame of his.
The scene in the restaurant is ridiculous with the waiter totally befuddled as we are with this entire picture. Massen's cousin is played by Jane Wyman with that wide brim hat.
That crashing sound by picture's end is most appropriate.
George Brent as the famous writer ready to marry secretary Ann Sheridan until they arrive in Cleveland on a book tour and he meets up with Massen, a former college flame of his.
The scene in the restaurant is ridiculous with the waiter totally befuddled as we are with this entire picture. Massen's cousin is played by Jane Wyman with that wide brim hat.
That crashing sound by picture's end is most appropriate.