Don't waste your time on this. Irene Dunne could do much better. As for Richard Dix, he looked like a combination of a poor man's John Barrymore and Clark Gable who was trying to act like Douglas Fairbanks. Spoilers follow: They would have the audience believe that Hilda would throw away a career as the 19th century equivalent of a rock star, staying at luxury hotels with her personal maid and her manager--a nice guy who loves her and wants to marry her--to go off and live on the lam with a convicted felon who escaped from prison and his idiot sidekick, setting herself up as an accomplice and risk going to prison herself. What a load of crap! I finished it only because I was waiting for him to get killed so she would come to her senses, since the 30's were full of "crime doesn't pay" movies, but the last scene was so awful it was funny and I don't think it was intentional.