Harry expected to come in for a portion of his uncle's estate, but didn't figure that he would get his share before his worthy relative's demise. The uncle, however, being an eccentric individual, decides to divide his estate while he is alive so as to avoid misunderstandings. Harry's share is $25,000, but the condition is that he is happily married, otherwise he doesn't get a penny. He has only a couple of hours in which to comply with the condition. Well, he gets his share, but, oh, what a struggle.
He Stubs His Toe
Disciplining Daisy
Three Girls and a Man
The Eavesdropper
A Rough Night on the Bridge
Love and Salt Water
Those Boys!
A Troublesome Satchel
Betty's Baby
Mrs. Jones' Lover or, I Want My Hat
The Note in the Shoe

Jones and His New Neighbors
Way Up Thar
1935