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From my Facebook archives, May 11, 2015:
[Pictured are] Herbert Marshall, Jean Arthur, Lionel Stander, and Leo Carillo in If You Could Only Cook, 1935. Three-word review: excellent romantic comedy!
I wasn't expecting that much going in as it seems to not get much attention. There's barely mention of it in [John] Oller's biography of Jean.
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