The Office Manager

This short comedy follows the chaotic experiences of an office manager who struggles to maintain order amidst a series of eccentric employees and absurd situations. The film humorously depicts the everyday challenges and unexpected hijinks that can occur within a typical workplace setting.

As a short film from 1931, detailed critical reception is scarce. However, it is recognized as an early example of Edgar G. Ulmer's comedic sensibilities before his more noted noir work, and likely served as light entertainment for its time.

• A charming, albeit brief, glimpse into early workplace comedy.

• Features energetic performances that carry the thin plot.

• A lesser-known work by a director who would later achieve greater fame.

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This short film is one of the earliest works by Edgar G. Ulmer, who would go on to direct the critically acclaimed noir film 'Detour' (1945).