The Party's Over

Synopsis

The Party's Over, a 1934 film starring Stuart Erwin, follows the story of a man named Hubert, who wins a car in a raffle and surprises his wife, Sally, with the gift. However, their joy turns into a series of misadventures when they get involved with a group of bootleggers who believe the car is filled with stolen liquor. As Hubert tries to clear their names and prove their innocence, chaos ensues, leading to a comedic yet thrilling tale of mistaken identities, unexpected turns, and hilarious outcomes. The film captures the essence of humor, love, and perseverance amidst challenging circumstances, making it a timeless classic in the genre of screwball comedy.

Cast

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  Stuart Erwin

  Bruce Blakely

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  Ann Sothern

  Ruth Walker

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  Arline Judge

  Phyllis

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  Chick Chandler

  Martin

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  Patsy Kelly

  Mabel

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  Catherine Doucet

  Sarah

Reviews

The Party's Over received mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising the comedic performances and the witty script. Rotten Tomatoes commented that the film 'delivers laughs and entertainment in a charming and lighthearted manner', giving it a favorable rating. On the other hand, IMDb users rated it 7.1/10, appreciating the quirky characters and the fast-paced storytelling. Metacritic highlighted the chemistry between Stuart Erwin and the rest of the cast, stating that 'the actors' comedic timing and the quirky plot make The Party's Over an enjoyable watch'. Overall, the movie's blend of humor, romance, and suspense appealed to audiences of the 1930s and continues to entertain viewers today.