Housewife

About Housewife

Nan Reynolds encourages her copywriter husband Bill to open his own advertising agency and helps him land his first client. Bill's former girlfriend Patricia Berkeley writes a very successful commercial for the client and heats up their old romance.

Housewife (1934) is a drama film directed by Alfred E. Green. Released in August 1934, it runs 69 minutes.

George Brent takes the lead as William H. Reynolds, Ann Dvorak as Nan Reynolds, Bette Davis as Patricia Berkeley, and John Halliday as Paul Duprey. Written by Lillie Hayward and Manuel Seff.

Members will find divorce, extramarital affair, pre-code, and marriage crisis in it.

To Take A Wife, Bed and Board, and Faces make useful companions to Housewife, all filed under lover.