BLIND DATE (1934)

Blind Date (1934)

Blind Date is a charming pre-Code romantic comedy starring Ann Sothern and Neil Hamilton. The film follows a struggling carhop who dreams of a better life and gets caught in a love triangle between a wealthy playboy and a working-class suitor. Sothern shines with her wit and charm, carrying the story with a delightful mix of humor and vulnerability. While the plot is fairly predictable, the film's breezy pace and lighthearted tone make it an enjoyable watch. A classic of its time, Blind Date offers a glimpse into Depression-era escapism with its themes of ambition, romance, and social class.