Fight for Your Lady

A meek inventor, discouraged by his domineering fiancée, seeks advice from a psychologist. The psychologist suggests he feign a disinterest in women, which unexpectedly makes him more attractive to his fiancée and leads to a comedic battle of wills. Meanwhile, a rival tries to steal the inventor's new gadget.

Fight for Your Lady was a moderately received romantic comedy of its time, generally seen as a lighthearted diversion with a predictable plot. Critics often noted the performances of its lead actors and the humorous situations arising from the central premise, though some found the story to be formulaic.

• Praised for its lighthearted humor and amusing romantic entanglements.

• The performances of the lead cast were generally considered charming.

• Some reviewers found the plot to be somewhat predictable and lacking originality.

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The film was one of the early features for actors John Howard and Rosemary Lane, who would go on to have more prominent roles in later films.