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A wealthy and lonely spinster inherits a fortune, but her greedy relatives plot to have her declared insane to gain control of her assets. She must find a way to outsmart them and prove her own sanity, leading to a series of comedic misadventures.

This lighthearted comedy was generally well-received for its witty dialogue and Alice Brady's central performance. While not groundbreaking, it offered enjoyable entertainment typical of the era's screwball comedies.

• Praised for its humorous situations and Alice Brady's spirited portrayal of a woman determined to maintain her independence.

• Noted for its fast-paced dialogue and comedic performances from the supporting cast.

• Considered a pleasant, if somewhat predictable, romantic comedy of the 1930s.

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Alice Brady, known for her distinctive acting style, was the daughter of legendary stage actor James Brady and was herself a successful Broadway performer before transitioning to film.