Public Domain Movies | Too Many Women
The story begins when Jeff Hayes (played by Neil Hamilton), a struggling artist, unexpectedly inherits a large fortune from his late uncle. With his newfound wealth, Jeff becomes the object of desire for numerous women, each with her own agenda.
Among the women vying for Jeff's affections are a gold-digging socialite, a conniving ex-girlfriend, a calculating secretary, and a mysterious femme fatale. As Jeff tries to navigate the attention of these women, he finds himself caught in a web of deceit and romantic entanglements.
Complicating matters further, Jeff's loyal friend and confidante, Pat (played by Richard Cromwell), becomes suspicious of the women pursuing Jeff and sets out to uncover their true intentions. Together, Jeff and Pat embark on a series of comedic escapades as they try to unravel the mystery surrounding the women in Jeff's life.
As the plot unfolds, Jeff finds himself torn between his desire for true love and his reluctance to be deceived by the scheming women around him. With Pat's help, Jeff must navigate the complexities of romance and wealth, while also confronting his own insecurities and vulnerabilities.
In the end, Jeff learns valuable lessons about love, friendship, and the importance of being true to oneself. With Pat's support, he manages to outwit the deceitful women and find happiness with the one who truly cares for him (1942).
Director: Bernard B. Ray
Stars: Neil Hamilton, June Lang, Joyce Compton
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