Wonderful harmless comedy from the mid 1930's. Marshall and Arthur stylishly play out the deception of his moonlighting in the service class and bounce off each other well.
This review of If You Could Only Cook (1935) was written by Paul D on 21 Apr 2009.
If You Could Only Cook has generally received positive reviews.
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