The Kid from Spain

Year: 1932

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Leo McCarey

MusicComedy

Expelled after a drunken prank lands Eddie in a girls' dorm, he and his Mexican friend Ricardo get tangled in a bank robbery. Eddie drives the thieves to safety, then flees to Mexico to evade a pursuing cop. Ricardo poses him as famed bullfighter Don Sebastian II. At the bullfight Eddie helps Ricardo win his love and falls for Ricardo’s sister Rosalie.

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