Good-bye Love

A wealthy man goes to jail for not paying alimony, his valet goes on vacation pretending to be a wealthy eccentric, chaos follows as a gold digger fiancée tries to marry him but ends up discovering he is not rich, resulting in the wealthy man marrying his secretary who truly loves him. Good-bye Love is a 1933 American English-language Comedy Mystery movie featuring Charles Ruggles, Verree Teasdale, Sidney Blackmer, Phyllis Barry, Ray Walker, Mayo Methot and Blue Washington. Good-bye Love was Produced by Joseph I. Schnitzer and Samuel Zierler. Good-bye Love is written by Hampton Del Ruth, George Rosener and John Howard Lawson and it is directed by H. Bruce Humberstone. RKO Radio Pictures acquired the distribution rights for the movie. Good-bye Love was released on 10th November 1933 and takes a screen time of 67 minutes. Good-bye Love was made on a budget of $20 million and at the box office it grossed only $1 million. Cinematography was done by Charles Edgar Schoenbaum and editing by Rose Loewinger. The music was composed by Sam Wineland along with Howard Jackson, Milan Roder and Oliver Wallace.