Mexican Diplomats

A Jewish inventor, desperate for money, poses as a diplomat to sell his inventions to a foreign government. He falls in love with a beautiful princess and gets entangled in international intrigue and comedic mishaps.

This early sound comedy starring Eddie Cantor received a generally positive reception for its energetic performance and lighthearted humor, though some critics found its plot somewhat thin.

• Praised for Eddie Cantor's signature comedic performance and musical numbers.

• The plot, while amusing, is considered predictable.

• A lighthearted diversion typical of early musical comedies.

Google audience: Audience reception information is not readily available for this early film.

The film was one of Eddie Cantor's early successes in sound films, showcasing his talents as a singer and comedian.