Riding Rivals (1930)

Riding Rivals is a 1930 pre-Code short film starring a young Jean Arthur, who later became a celebrated star of Hollywood’s golden age. Produced during the early days of sound films, this short likely blends romantic comedy and lighthearted rivalry, showcasing Arthur's early charm and wit.
The story may revolve around a competitive setting-such as a horse race, bike competition, or playful rivalry between characters-where humor, clever dialogue, and a touch of romance drive the plot. Arthur’s natural charisma and comedic timing foreshadow her rise as one of the great leading ladies in films like Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) and The More the Merrier (1943).
Perfect for fans of pre-Code cinema, Jean Arthur enthusiasts, and vintage short films, Riding Rivals offers a delightful glimpse into early 1930s Hollywood storytelling.