Postal Union

Postal Union

Year: 1937

Runtime: 21 mins

Language: English

Director: Roy Mack

MusicComedy

A telegraph postal union worker asks a pretty co‑worker to marry him, only to be told she’ll say yes if he can work magic. He tries to help a stuttering friend by taking his overweight girlfriend to the movies to propose by proxy, but the co‑worker sees them together. Determined, he begins learning magic tricks in hopes of winning her over.

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