Turnabout

Feuding couple Tim (John Hubbard) and Sally (Carole Landis) Willows arguing as ever about who has it easier, him the busy executive or her the bored affluent housewife, George Renavent their exotic statue coming to life, creating the premise in the Hal Roach comedy Turnabout, 1940.

Producer-director Hal Roach lays out the ad agency, John Hubbard as energetic partner Willows, secretary Inez Courtney briefing new hire Daisy (Roach's daughter Margaret) about the boozier Manning (Adolphe Menjou), his assistant (Polly Ann Young) attempting control, in Turnabout, 1940.

Having switched personalities and voices with her husband (John Hubbard), Sally Willows (Carole Landis) alarms first her staff (Donald Meek, Marjorie Main, Yolande Mollot) then her fellow affluent housewives (Joyce Compton, Mary Astor), in the Hal Roach comedy Turnabout, 1940.

Alpha-male ad exec Tim Willows (John Hubbard) has switched personalities and voices with his wife (Carole Landis) so there’s mayhem as he visits production shoots with his secretary (Verree Teasdale) and his dueling partners (William Gargan, Adolphe Menjou), in the Hal Roach comedy Turnabout, 1940.