Rogers and Talbot are in a will-they-won't-they relationship as well as rivals. I'm not sure they have that much chemistry between them though.
The mystery is decent enough and the film is enjoyable, the film takes a while to get going though the ending is pretty intense. The acting and camera work is a bit stilted though. The best thing about the film is Ginger Rogers who shines as you would expect with some perfect comic timing. The film is quite light hearted for a murder mystery though that was quite common in the early 1930s.
