Overview

One of the gayest and most successful comedies of the New York season of 1932-33. Produced by Arthur J. Beckhard at the Theater Masque. Here we have to do with a popular lecturer on tour in one of the inland cities, showing how his desire for a ceertain amount of personal freedom gets him into all sorts of trouble both with his own friends and a number of local persons.

Says George Jean Nathan in Judge, "A humorously observant fable treating of the love life of a literary gent on a middle-western lecture tour ... Told its story with a saucxy eye to authentic character and with a pretty good flavor of wit. What was more, it steadfastly avoided most traces of banality and in the handling of the affair between the literary gent and his secretary, displayed an originality that the deftest of the boulevard comedy boys might envy."