Down with Husbands

A young woman, dissatisfied with her conventional marriage, seeks excitement and adventure. She falls for a charming but unreliable musician, leading to humorous complications and a reevaluation of her desires. The film explores themes of marital ennui and the search for fulfillment in a societal context.

As a pre-Code film, 'Down with Husbands' was noted for its slightly more risqué themes and comedic approach to marital relationships, which was somewhat daring for its time. While not a major critical success, it offered light entertainment and showcased the evolving comedic styles of the early talkie era.

• Praised for its lighthearted and amusing take on marital woes.

• Noted for its energetic performances, particularly from the lead cast.

• Considered a typical, though somewhat forgettable, romantic comedy of its era.

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Edgar G. Ulmer, known for his more atmospheric and low-budget works like 'The Black Cat' and 'Detour,' directed this comparatively straightforward romantic comedy early in his career.