Let's Get Married

When a weather balloon clunks her on the head, an irate Ida Lupino goes to give a piece of her mind to meteorologist Ralph Bellamy. They immediately fall in love, but when her politician father tries to cut a deal with him -- election day's weather will affect the voter turnout, so he wants to know what deals to cut in advance -- Bellamy walks off in dudgeon, leaving Miss Lupino thinking he hates her. She returns to the arms of would-be congressman Reginald Denny. So Bellamy gets drunk and devises a dastardly scheme.

It's a rote romantic comedy, even though all hands give it a go. I was so irritated that I noticed that the sidecars Bellamy specifically gets drunk on don't look like sidecars -- too dark for the orange juice they contain. Although director Alfred Green runs this through at speed, there's little to make this more than a mediocre programmer.