Week-End Marriage
About Week-End Marriage
In this comedy, a hard-working husband loses his job and his wife becomes the bread winner.
Week-End Marriage (1932) is a comedy film directed by Thornton Freeland. At 65 minutes long, it arrived in June 1932.
Its themes are pre-code, gender roles, wedding, and working wife.
Loretta Young stars as Lola Davis Hayes, Norman Foster as Ken Hayes, Sheila Terry as Connie, and Aline MacMahon as Agnes Davis. The screenplay is by Faith Baldwin and Sheridan Gibney. In the United States it streams on TCM.
The Thin Man, What Price Hollywood?, and Gambling Lady make useful companions to Week-End Marriage.