Queen High

Synopsis

In the 1930 comedy film 'Queen High', directed by Fred C. Newmeyer, we follow the hilarious misadventures of a group of friends who enter the world of high-stakes gambling in an effort to secure a loan needed for one of their inventions. Through a series of comical and unexpected events, they find themselves caught up in a whirlwind of schemes and high society shenanigans. With witty dialogues, quirky characters, and lively performances by the cast led by Charles Ruggles, 'Queen High' is a delightful blend of humor and charm that keeps viewers entertained from start to finish.

Cast

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  Charles Ruggles

  T. Boggs Johns

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  Frank Morgan

  George Nettleton

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  Stanley Smith

  Dick Johns

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  Ginger Rogers

  Polly Rockwell

• Helen Carrington

  Mrs. Nettleton

• Theresa Maxwell Conover

  Mrs. Rockwell

Reviews

Despite its age, 'Queen High' manages to offer an enjoyable viewing experience, showcasing the comedic talents of Charles Ruggles and the rest of the cast. The film's witty script and clever humor have stood the test of time, earning praise from viewers and critics alike. The charming performances and lively pace help to keep the audience engaged throughout the movie. Some critics have lauded the film for its nostalgic value and classic comedy elements, highlighting its unique appeal to fans of vintage cinema. Although 'Queen High' may not be a cinematic masterpiece, it succeeds in delivering a lighthearted and entertaining story that continues to entertain audiences today.