Plot SynopsisAs the credits roll above, the camera focuses on the window-front of a travel service that advertises dream vacations o France.The film, produced by Herman Mankiewicz, was prepared during the crisis period of the Depression.Some of its clever gags and routines were taken from Groucho's and Chico's early 1930s radio showFlywheel, Shyster & Flywheel.His life, values and endurance are forever in conflict with many daily indignities, suffered at the hands of his annoying family, relatives, neighbors and customers.e., Louis Pasteur inThe Story of Louis Pasteur (1936), Emile Zola inThe Life of Emile Zola (1937), and President Benito Pablo Juarez inJuarez (1939).