It's Love Again (1936)

An aspiring actress (Jessie Matthews) can't seem to get a break in show business. Meanwhile, a newspaper columnist (Robert Young) seems to get out scooped by a rival newspaper. So he creates a fictional socialite and world traveler to write about and soon the aspiring actress impersonates the socialite and both seem to be on their way to success. Directed by Victor Saville (GREEN DOLPHIN STREET). With her long legs and high kicks, pleasant soprano and pleasing personality, Jessie Matthews was one of Great Britain's most popular musical stars. While never a big star in the U.S., she had a following although she turned down all offers to work in Hollywood. This agreeable musical may not have the polish and wit of the Astaire and Rogers movies but it's enjoyable. Imported from Hollywood, Robert Young even gets to tap dance! If you've never seen Miss Matthews, this is a good place to start. With Sonnie Hale, Ernest Wilton and Sara Allgood.