The Meanest Gal In Town 1934 DVD

"The Meanest Gal in Town" is a 1934 comedy film directed by Russell Mack. The film stars Zasu Pitts as Tillie Prescott and El Brendel as Chris Peterson.

The story centers on Tillie Prescott, a sweet but strong-willed woman who unexpectedly inherits a struggling carnival. Determined to make the carnival a success, Tillie faces numerous challenges and comical situations. Her stern but well-meaning demeanor earns her the reputation of being the "meanest gal in town."

Complicating matters, Tillie navigates various colorful characters, including the bumbling but lovable Chris Peterson, who provides comic relief and romantic interest. Throughout the film, Tillie's interactions and efforts to revitalize the carnival lead to a series of humorous events and misunderstandings.

Despite her tough exterior, Tillie's true nature as a kind-hearted and determined individual shines through. Her leadership and resilience ultimately bring the carnival back to life, proving that even the "meanest" gal in town can have a heart of gold. The film combines elements of comedy, romance, and the charm of early 20th-century carnival life.

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