Just My Luck (1936)
63 or 70 mins | Comedy-drama | 15 June 1936
Cast:
Charles Ray, Anne Grey, Eddie Nugent [ More ]Director:
Russell Ray HeinzProducers:
Russell Ray Heinz , Raymond FriedgenCinematographer:
Arthur MartinelliEditor:
Helene TurnerProduction Company:
New Century Pictures, Inc.According to the HR review, this picture was part of a comeback by silent star Charles Ray that had started the previous year. ...
According to the HR review, this picture was part of a comeback by silent star Charles Ray that had started the previous year.
The secretary-bookkeeper to the playboy son of the president of a rubber tire company is the office scapegoat and the object of everyone's jokes. One day, because of a practical joke, the secretary loses his job. When the company is about to be ruined by a rival business, however, the secretary, who invented a formula for synthetic rubber, returns to the company and saves the business. The secretary also wins the hand of his wealthy ...
The secretary-bookkeeper to the playboy son of the president of a rubber tire company is the office scapegoat and the object of everyone's jokes. One day, because of a practical joke, the secretary loses his job. When the company is about to be ruined by a rival business, however, the secretary, who invented a formula for synthetic rubber, returns to the company and saves the business. The secretary also wins the hand of his wealthy sweetheart.
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