Leon Erroll and Zasu Pitts are a nouveau riche midwestern couple on their way to Paris, with daughter Mitzi Green and nephew Jackie Searl. They are counselled by a street sweeper as to the best hotel in New York, and Lilyan Tashman tries to fleece Erroll out of $50,000. Erroll dances a drunken Apache, and Mack Swain steals his scenes, or perhaps his beard does. Co-directors Normans McCleod and Taurog have paced this one a tad too slow for my taste. Joseph Mankiewicz does the screenplay from a book by Donald Ogden Stewart.
Review of Finn and Hattie
