Pamela Blake

They're married for bitter or worse - until a technicality renders the union void. But now Mr. misses Mrs. and he's desperate to win her back. A rare and delightful foray into screwball comedy from suspense master Hitchcock.

They're married for bitter or worse - until a technicality renders the union void. But now Mr. misses Mrs. and he's desperate to win her back.

(1935, Resolute) Rex Bell, Ruth Mix, Buzz Barton, Ted Adams. Although it has its implausibilities, this is one of the more intricate scripts you'll find in a cheapie B western, filled with unusual and colorful western customs and characters, including several strong female roles. And talk about action, there are more fist fights, necktie parties, and shoot-outs than you ever see in quickies like this. Some huge gun battles. A crude film, yes, but gritty. They pack more into an hour than most 'A' westerns get into two hours. This is a must-have poverty row western. 16mm.

Not a typical Hitchcock movie, this is a comedy about a couple who learn that their marriage was not valid.