Marry the Girl

Year: 1937

Runtime: 68 mins

Language: English

Director: William C. McGann

ComedyRomance

A frantic screwball comedy follows a timid personal assistant, played by Frank McHugh, who unexpectedly becomes managing editor of a chaotic newspaper syndicate run by eccentric, unconventional staff. The film spins wild situations as the naïve new boss tries to keep order amid the zany antics of his bizarre employees.

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