Lightnin’

Year: 1930

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Henry King

Comedy

Love and laughter in a border hotel that serves quick‑divorce seekers. Lightnin’ and Mary Jones co‑own the lodge, letting women claim California residence and establish Nevada residency. When Lightnin’ refuses a gang’s offer to buy his share, the crooks force Mary to divorce her husband so she can transfer the deed herself.

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