It Pays to Advertise

Year: 1931

Runtime: 63 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank Tuttle

Comedy

Determined to prove his theory that any item—real or imagined—can be sold with the right advertising, a ambitious young man teams up with his father’s shrewd secretary to launch a fictitious laundry soap. Their slick campaign generates bewildering demand, forcing them to scramble for a real product and navigate the chaotic fallout of their unexpected success.

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