Three of a Kind (1941)

Jack Benny is having lunch at the Twentieth Century Fox commissary, unhappy that his first movie with the studio is "Charley's Aunt" where he has to dress up like a woman. Tyrone Power joins him, extolling the he-man adventures of the movie he is currently making. Soon, Randolph Scott joins them, talking about the masculine adventures to be found in his current film. Jack tries to lie about his movie, making it sound manly. Eventually, he gives up and tells his companions the truth. To his surprise both men are impressed that Jack is going to be making a movie from a play that has a long tradition for being funny and successful and wish they could have gotten cast in the part. By the end of the short film, Jack is excited about the prospects of his new venture.