A Fool's Advice

A young woman inherits a fortune but finds herself pursued by greedy relatives and suitors. She devises a plan to expose their true intentions by pretending to be an impoverished orphan.

This early comedy was a modest success, appreciated for its lighthearted premise and the charm of its lead actress. While not a groundbreaking film, it offered simple entertainment typical of the era, with critics noting its predictable but enjoyable storyline.

• A lightweight and somewhat formulaic comedy.

• Sidney Fox provides a likable performance as the heiress.

• Entertaining in a simple, old-fashioned way.

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Sidney Fox, the film's lead, was a promising actress in the early 1930s but her career was cut tragically short.