01 A bumbling reporter chasing a lead on Nazi spies in Washington D.C. drags his fed-up girlfriend into one awkward predicament after another.
Donald Meek was a familiar Hollywood character actor often cast as timid, mild-mannered figures, appearing in well over one hundred films throughout the 1930s and 40s. In Hold That Co-ed (1938): An egotistical politician believes he can win votes by transforming a small college’s hapless football team into champions. Just as strong is Hi, Nellie! (1934): A demoted newspaper editor turns a humiliating advice column into a citywide sensation while chasing the story that got him busted.
01 A bumbling reporter chasing a lead on Nazi spies in Washington D.C. drags his fed-up girlfriend into one awkward predicament after another.
02 Blondie and Dagwood take over a mountain motel and must save its elderly owners from losing everything to arson and financial ruin.
03 An alcoholic writer aboard a cruise ship becomes entangled in the secretive lives of his fellow passengers, including a detective hunting a jewel thief.
04 A demoted newspaper editor turns a humiliating advice column into a citywide sensation while chasing the story that got him busted.
05 A wisecracking Brooklyn showgirl finds herself tangled up in a soldier's messy divorce.
06 An egotistical politician believes he can win votes by transforming a small college's hapless football team into champions.