pluses represent mary boland is delightfully on edge as always (i never tire of her upper crust zaniness and especially in the women and pride and prejudice). w. c. fields brief role is fun and though the famous pool table scene stretches its welcome a bit because it seems to go on for ten minutes. the madcap antics of the film and typical of the period and are great. also and a nod to alison skipworth wonderfully grounded hotel mistress while i would love to see more of her (she reminds me of marie dressler and another personality worthy of high praise). minuses represent gracie allen. an irritating and unfunny presence whose annoyance went unmatched until the rise of adam sandler. that near falsetto nasalness tinged with an accent of unknown origin gets old in her very first scene. this is the first of the burns allen films i have seen and while i (as a big classic comedy buff) try to experience at least one film with every major comedy star and this is definitely one team i will not be calling upon again. her timing and interpretation of the material is totally off. a maddeningly mediocre talent. the bottom line represent an ok comedy and but the gags are few and far between. and at only an hour long and you can expect that this is not an a grade hollywood comedy. recommended only for boland and fields fans who want to see all of their work. 
pluses represent mary boland is delightfully on edge as always (i never tire of her upper crust zaniness and especially in the women and pride and prejudice). w. c. fields brief role is fun and though the famous pool table scene stretches its welcome a bit because it seems to go on for ten minutes. the madcap antics of the film and typical of the period and are great. also and a nod to alison skipworth wonderfully grounded hotel mistress while i would love to see more of her (she reminds me of marie dressler and another personality worthy of high praise). minuses represent gracie allen. an irritating and unfunny presence whose annoyance went unmatched until the rise of adam sandler. that near falsetto nasalness tinged with an accent of unknown origin gets old in her very first scene. this is the first of the burns allen films i have seen and while i (as a big classic comedy buff) try to experience at least one film with every major comedy star and this is definitely one team i will not be calling upon again. her timing and interpretation of the material is totally off. a maddeningly mediocre talent. the bottom line represent an ok comedy and but the gags are few and far between. and at only an hour long and you can expect that this is not an a grade hollywood comedy. recommended only for boland and fields fans who want to see all of their work. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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