Aren't Men Beasts!

A short comedy film where Eddie Cantor plays a man who discovers a way to tame unruly men by turning them into obedient pets. He attempts to use this newfound power to control his boss, his wife, and even a bear, leading to a series of chaotic and humorous situations. The film culminates in a wild party where his 'tamed' men revert to their wild natures.

As a short film from 1937, critical reception is not widely documented in modern databases. However, it is generally considered a minor entry in Eddie Cantor's filmography, noted for its slapstick humor and the star's energetic performance. Audience reception at the time would have been tied to Cantor's popularity as a comedic actor.

• Features Eddie Cantor's trademark energetic and sometimes frantic comedic style.

• Relies heavily on physical comedy and gags typical of the era.

• A lighthearted and brief comedic diversion.

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Eddie Cantor, known for his vaudeville background and radio work, was a major star in the 1930s, and this short film was a showcase for his comedic talents outside of his feature-length productions.