Ladies of the Jury

Synopsis

In the classic comedy film 'Ladies of the Jury' from 1932, Edna May Oliver stars as Miss Dora Darling, a whimsical spinster who becomes an unexpected member of a jury tasked with solving a murder case. Despite her initial reluctance, Miss Darling's sharp wit and unique approach to the case shake up the courtroom and bring a fresh perspective to the trial. As the trial progresses, the Ladies of the Jury face challenges, uncover secrets, and find themselves embroiled in hilarious situations that test their resolve and friendship. With a delightful mix of humor, suspense, and charm, 'Ladies of the Jury' is a timeless cinematic gem that will leave audiences both entertained and enchanted.

Cast

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  Edna May Oliver

  Mrs. Livingston Baldwin Crane

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  Jill Esmond

  Yvette Gordon

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  Ken Murray

  Spencer B. Dazy

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  Roscoe Ates

  Andrew MacKaig

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  Kitty Kelly

  Mayme Mixter

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  Cora Witherspoon

  Lily Pratt

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Ladies of the Jury' for its witty dialogue, clever plot twists, and standout performances, particularly by the talented Edna May Oliver. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus notes, 'With its endearing characters and comedic timing, 'Ladies of the Jury' is a delightful romp through the courtroom.' IMDb users have also been generally positive, giving the film a rating of 6.3/10. The New York Times lauded the film as 'a breath of fresh air in the comedy genre, blending humor and mystery in a way that keeps audiences engaged from start to finish.' Despite being released almost 90 years ago, the film's charm and humor still resonate with viewers today, making it a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences.