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6.8 / 10 1h 18min

Comedy Drama

A successful shoe manufacturer named John Reeves goes on vacation and meets the grown children of his recently deceased and much-respected competitor; they're on the verge of losing the family legacy through their careless behavior. Reeves takes it upon himself to save his rival's company by teaching the heirs a lesson in business.

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Review by MysticManta

Problems solved...thanks to John Reeves!

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Review by user814o5ppyueh

Mr. George Arliss Invites You To Another Master Class In Acting

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Review by user25134i0vq6x

Wonderful, Delightful Film Should have been WB model for future films

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Review by user413shlbjoll

It really should come as no great shock to find about 49 "shades of Grey" . . .

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Review by CrystalCaterpillar

A corporate crossover like never before.

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Review by ShadowySalamander

A masterful comedy with George Arliss winning one for the older folks.

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Review by user378ji34ahl8

Arliss Works His Magic in "The Working Man"

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Review by user116jlacmbt1

Enjoyably Nonsensical Star Vehicle

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Review by user970syd90xhd

What a pleasant surprise! Terrific. clever film with superb performances

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Review by user235m1nqhob8

Office fun during he Depression

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Review by user127ms3yho06

A charming comedy set in the business world

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Review by GlitteringGazelle

Work Is The Curse Of The Drinking Classes

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Review by user43ltons3if

Wonderful Arliss comedy/drama reminiscent of 20's stage

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Review by user699hsakrdz8

Another sparkling Arliss comedy with a young Bette Davis

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