It’s a Great Life

Year: 1943

Runtime: 72 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank R. Strayer

Comedy

Dagwood Bumstead plans to purchase a house, but his enthusiasm leads him to buy a horse instead. The impulsive decision drags him into a chaotic fox hunt, leaving him in over his head. Meanwhile, his wife Blondie steps in, using her quick wit and resourcefulness to untangle the mess and save the day.

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