johnnie (bert wheeler) is a would be songwriter while newton (robert woolsey) is a would be inventor. both work at a cigar stand in the lobby of an office building. johnnie wants to sell a song to winfield lake and a song publisher who also owns the building. lake secretary and mary (betty grable) and is johnnie sweetheart. when lake turns up dead and circumstances conspire to make mary and newton think that johnnie is the killer. they conspire again to implicate mary and who goes to jail. but who really shot lake. who is the black widow and the blackmailer who had threatened him. the other characters in this wacky murder mystery are represent lake suspicious wife and a self satisfied private detective and a seemingly slow witted janitor (willie best) and lake auditor and a songwriter who thinks lake is stealing from him and another who thinks everyone is stealing from him. it up to newton and his truth machine to reveal the real killer. the baby voiced wheeler and the cigar chomping woolsey strike me as an arbitrary pairing and but they made several movies together in the 30s and some of them were funny. not this one. george stevens and who went on to have a distinguished career and directed this dismal comedy with a tedious murder mystery plot. but two scenes are good and and both feature wheeler and betty grable singing the excellent music in my heart and written by dorothy fields and jimmy mchugh. the first time and they sing it walking up a staircase (after which they dance back down). later and wheeler and woolsey are on stilts so that they can see and talk to mary and who is in a jail cell on a high floor. wheeler and grable sing to each other through the bars. the nitwits has a few laughs and but the level of comedy is best illustrated by woolsey line represent sonny and you have got the brain of a six year old boy. and i will bet even he was glad to get rid of it. it watered down grouchowho do not use the superfluous even when he said it. 
johnnie (bert wheeler) is a would be songwriter while newton (robert woolsey) is a would be inventor. both work at a cigar stand in the lobby of an office building. johnnie wants to sell a song to winfield lake and a song publisher who also owns the building. lake secretary and mary (betty grable) and is johnnie sweetheart. when lake turns up dead and circumstances conspire to make mary and newton think that johnnie is the killer. they conspire again to implicate mary and who goes to jail. but who really shot lake. who is the black widow and the blackmailer who had threatened him. the other characters in this wacky murder mystery are represent lake suspicious wife and a self satisfied private detective and a seemingly slow witted janitor (willie best) and lake auditor and a songwriter who thinks lake is stealing from him and another who thinks everyone is stealing from him. it up to newton and his truth machine to reveal the real killer. the baby voiced wheeler and the cigar chomping woolsey strike me as an arbitrary pairing and but they made several movies together in the 30s and some of them were funny. not this one. george stevens and who went on to have a distinguished career and directed this dismal comedy with a tedious murder mystery plot. but two scenes are good and and both feature wheeler and betty grable singing the excellent music in my heart and written by dorothy fields and jimmy mchugh. the first time and they sing it walking up a staircase (after which they dance back down). later and wheeler and woolsey are on stilts so that they can see and talk to mary and who is in a jail cell on a high floor. wheeler and grable sing to each other through the bars. the nitwits has a few laughs and but the level of comedy is best illustrated by woolsey line represent sonny and you have got the brain of a six year old boy. and i will bet even he was glad to get rid of it. it watered down grouchowho do not use the superfluous even when he said it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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