Spring Byington

When one of New York's top drama critics pans a good friend's show and its leading lady's performance, war is declared by both. The reviewer, his wife, four bratty kids, and their English sheepdog move to the country, but it does not solve the reviewer's problems.

"A tale of squabbling music-shop clerks who don't know they're romantic pen pals."--Container.

Werewolf of London: While on a botanical expedition in Tibet, Dr. Wilfred Glendon is attacked by a dark, strange animal. Back in London, he nightly turns into a werewolf and terrorizes the city. The only antidote is a rare Asian flower. She-wolf of London: A young woman fears that the family curse has turned her into a she-wolf committing a series of murders in London. Her fiancé is determined to prove otherwise and sets out to unmask the real killer....

Con artists Warren and Maybelle enlist lingerie sales clerk Susan to join them in fleecing millionaires. When they bilk poor accountant John by accident, Susan has a change of heart--in more ways than one.

A bookshop errand girl casts her lot with a hardluck Greenwich Village artist and both come up winners in a sweepstakes contest. The pair dash off to Niagara Falls to celebrate, but love, and her beau back home get in the way of their platonic plans.

To further his presidential aspirations, oil tycoon D.B. Norton buys a newspaper, renames it, and tells managing editor Connell to downsize. After being fired, cheeky reporter Ann Mitchell retaliates in her final story by creating John Doe, who writes a "Letter to the Editor," describing his disgust at the state of the world, capped by a threat to commit suicide on New Year's Eve in protest. John Doe's story causes an instant media sensation, so Ann...