The Golden Arrow

Year: 1936

Runtime: 68 mins

Language: English

Director: Alfred E. Green

ComedyFamily

The story follows a woman posing as an heiress who, to escape persistent gold‑digging suitors, agrees to a marriage of convenience with a modest newspaper reporter, leading to comedic misunderstandings and romance. It was her first picture after winning the 1935 Academy Award for Best Actress.

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