This was an enjoyable film with a few laugh out loud moments. Bobby Howes appears to have been a popular musical comedian at the time and here he is a paragon of whimsy. The whole film is fun, even with a few laugh out loud moments. I particularly liked the slapstick musical number 35 minutes in. Another highlight is the boisterous performance by Vera Pearce as the opera singer. I enjoyed all of the actors, though. And who can forget the meowing song at 52 minutes? For those into 1930s British comedy, this film is recommended.
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