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Too Many Wives (1937)
61 min | Comedy

Too Many Wives (1937)

61 min | Comedy

Betty Jackson, a socialite, and Barry Trent are attracted to each other upon first sight. They met running into each other in the park as they walked their respective dogs day after day. Betty doesn't know what Barry does for a living, but...See moreBetty Jackson, a socialite, and Barry Trent are attracted to each other upon first sight. They met running into each other in the park as they walked their respective dogs day after day. Betty doesn't know what Barry does for a living, but because he has different dogs on each walk, he implies he works in his family's dog breeding business. In reality, he is a poor dog walker, he only doing this job as he, a recent journalism graduate, can't get a job as a reporter, despite he constantly at the offices of the Evening Star newspaper trying to work his way into speak to the editor/publisher, Horace Mansfield, about that job. Although Mansfield tells him that there are no reporter jobs available at the newspaper, Barry is able to convince Mansfield to hire him in another capacity: as the fall guy. Whenever a disgruntled subject of a story or article comes into complain to Mansfield and to have the head of the person who wrote the story or article, Mansfield trots out Barry as the author, who, using his charms, is able not only to placate the disgruntled subject, but have that person feel sorry enough for him not to have him fired. Mansfield comes up with a further back story for Barry to be married with a child, so that the disgruntled person will feel even more sorry for Barry. Part of Barry's employment is not to tell anyone about the nature of his job. Problems arise when one of those disgruntled subjects is Winfield Jackson, Betty's father, she who accompanies her father into the newspaper office and meets "married" Barry. Further complications ensue as Barry tries to win back Betty without divulging the nature of his work, all the while Betty, her father and others within their circle make wildly inaccurate assumptions about his life, and others stand to benefit from perpetuating the lie that Barry is indeed married. Written by Huggo See less

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17 cast members

Name	Known for
Anne Shirley Betty Jackson Betty Jackson See fewer	Murder, My Sweet (1944)
John Morley Barry Trent Barry Trent See fewer	Too Many Wives (1937)
Gene Lockhart Winfield Jackson Winfield Jackson See fewer	His Girl Friday (1940)
Dudley Clements Horace Mansfield Horace Mansfield See fewer	New Faces of 1937 (1937)
Barbara Pepper Angela Brown Angela Brown See fewer	Foreign Correspondent (1940)
Frank Melton Clabby Holden Clabby Holden See fewer	State Fair (1933)
Charles Coleman Rogers Rogers See fewer	Poor Little Rich Girl (1936)
Dot Farley Mrs. Potts Mrs. Potts See fewer	The Red Kimono (1926)
Jack Carson Hodges Hodges See fewer	Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958)
George Irving Justice A.K. Otto Justice A.K. Otto See fewer	Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Margaret Armstrong Undetermined Role (uncredited) Undetermined Role (uncredited) See fewer	Lightning Strikes Twice (1934)
Arthur Aylesworth Harper (uncredited) Harper (uncredited) See fewer	Brigham Young (1940)
Monte Collins Herman (uncredited) Herman (uncredited) See fewer	Campus Sleuth (1948)
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Bud Jamison Edmund (uncredited) Edmund (uncredited) See fewer	Three Little Beers (1935)
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