Housewife

Year: 1934

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: English

Director: Alfred E. Green

Drama

Nan Reynolds pushes her copywriter husband Bill to launch his own ad agency. When the venture is close to failure, a client finally signs on. Bill’s ex‑girlfriend, Patricia Berkeley, crafts a hit commercial for the client, reigniting their old chemistry. Their renewed attraction sparks a fierce rivalry as both women vie for Bill’s love and the agency’s future.

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