Calling All Husbands

A wealthy socialite, Gloria, is married to the controlling and possessive Henry. She finds herself increasingly stifled by his overbearing nature and decides to take matters into her own hands. After an argument, she leaves him and embarks on a series of adventures, leading to unexpected consequences and a comedic pursuit.

This film was not widely reviewed by contemporary critics, and its reception is largely undocumented in modern retrospectives. It is considered a minor entry in Gloria Swanson's filmography during her RKO period.

• A lightweight comedy with a predictable plot.

• Gloria Swanson delivers a performance that is often campy but engaging.

• The film struggles to find a consistent tone between its comedic and crime elements.

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This film marked Gloria Swanson's return to major studio films after a hiatus, though it did not achieve the critical or commercial success of her earlier silent film epics.