Let Us Be Gay

Madge (Nancy Carroll) is a wealthy socialite who is divorced from her husband, Philip (Richard Arlen), due to his excessive flirting. Two years later, she learns that Philip is about to remarry, and she decides to win him back. She travels to his home and disguises herself as a new maid, determined to disrupt his wedding plans and prove her enduring love.

As a pre-Code romantic comedy, 'Let Us Be Gay' was generally well-received for its witty dialogue and charming performances, particularly from its leading lady. It provided lighthearted entertainment typical of the era, though its plot treads familiar romantic comedy territory.

• Praised for its sophisticated and amusing dialogue.

• Nancy Carroll's performance was often highlighted as a key strength.

• Seen as a light and entertaining romantic escapade.

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The film is an adaptation of a 1921 stage play of the same name by Rachel Crothers.