It’s a Gift

Year: 1934

Runtime: 68 mins

Language: English

Director: Norman Z. McLeod

Comedy

After inheriting a fortune, Harold Bissonette (pronounced bis‑on‑ay) quits his grocery store and heads for California to run an orange grove. Ignoring his family's objections and learning that the plot is worthless, he loads up his irritable wife Amelia and their kids and drives west, promising uproarious slapstick mishaps.

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