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Eddie stars in a warmhearted comedy of errors, playing the inventor of a remote control TV popcorn machine and the baby-sitting uncle portrayed by Brian Aherne.
Newlyweds are promised $1000 if they stop quarreling ... which is all they've been doing during three weeks of marriage.
A sketch about a bargain-hunting wife who makes life miserable for her poor husband
Hypochondriac Harold Clinker decides to spend his last four hours heroically.
Lizabeth Scott plays a prim secretary who decides to get married and uses big-game hunting techniques to snare a man.
When his wife talks him into buying a life-insurance policy, Mike Applegate thinks she wants to murder him.
Hypochondriac Herman Fergle mistakes the world's smallest A-bomb ... for a pill.
Eddie tries to change the opinions of three critics who were less than enthusiastic about his show.
A mathematical wizard has a weakness for figures.
Through an error, a wife receives a mink coat from her husband. She resists all his frantic efforts to return the fur to the store.
In order to find favor with the wealthy owner of a mining company two "muscle men" take lessons in etiquette.
Ambrose Dodson's sinister appearance helps him succeed as a complaint clerk, but it sure doesn't do much for his love life.
A former TV Celebrity tries to regain his position.
A joker's victims get fed up and decide that the day of reckoning must come.
A butler appeals for his maligned profession which always gets blamed for the crime.
A trio of not-so-tough kidnappers holds a man for a million dollar ransom.
An ex-chorus girl marries a college professor, turning a staid campus upside down
To get a part in a play, timid Teddy Binks must completely reverse his personality.
To immortalize 20th-century humor, Eddie presents songs and sketches prepared for a time capsule.
Three dimwitted crooks break into a bank but end up, by mistake, in the U.S. Mint.
To get the approval of his sweetheart's father, a wealthy playboy must hold down a job for a week.
Tall Mrs. Bullit refuses to vacate an apartment when her landlord protests that he only rents to people under 5-feet tall
Elmo Dilling is a song plugger desperate for a hit.
Three Navy men fight for the same girl, not realizing that they love triplets.
A marine's sister and her fiance plan to relieve him of the $20,000 he won in the Irish Sweepstakes.
A Pentagon mix-up puts a lovely Wac (Ann Sheridan) in charge of an Army combat platoon.
A shy travel agent's fantasies start coming true.
A furniture tycoon sets up a production line in prison. Convict R.J. Banning turns the prison workshop into a factory to compete with his ex-partner.
