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Forced to close his detective agency due to lack of business, Bill Reardon (Melvyn Douglas) returns to his former work as a lawyer, only to have his wife, Sally (Joan Blondell), successfully resurrect the agency. Wealthy socialite Lola Fraser (Mary Astor) hires Sally to spy on her husband, Walter. Sally's investigation, which Bill joins, uncovers a complex web around Walter. When Walter is murdered, Sally's information becomes essential to the police, the suspect -- and the killer.
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Genre: Mystery & thriller, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Alexander Hall
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Producer: William Perlberg
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Writer: Gladys Lehman
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Production Co: Columbia Pictures
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Silly Thin Man clone is made quite palatable by breezy Blondell, flummoxed Douglas, sly Astor.
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Mystery-comedy propelled by the bouncy Joan Blondell at her best, golden curls flopping about with every sudden movement. Melvyn Douglas makes a fine foil as her private detective husband who sorely wants his old job back with the D.A. after a bad run of luck with his own private agency. Becomes plot-heavy in the final third, bogging down an otherwise jolly whodunit.
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