Variety described it as "a silly, campy and sophisticated marital comedy, always amusing and often hilarious in impact . . . although basically a one-joke story, [the] idea is fleshed out most satisfactorily so as to take undue attention away from the premise.

This dark marital comedy, in which she stars with Ryan O'Neal and Chazz Palminteri, died at the box office two weeks after it opened last April.

Among the other plays scheduled are two by established American playwrights: "Sylvia," a marital comedy by A. R. Gurney, and "Radical Chic," Arthur Laurents's view of liberals in the 1960's.

Tere Mere Phere is the funniest marital comedy in ages.

In 1916, the popular team was lured to Richard A. Rowland's and Louis B. Mayer's newly founded Metro company, where they continued to dominate in the field of marital comedy.

After two previews, the sophisticated five-character marital comedy written by Jean Kerr and directed by Joseph Anthony opened at the Helen Hayes Theatre on 8 March 1961.

The Independent headlined its review of the opening episode by calling it "a marital comedy divorced from wit".

In 1928, he directed his first film, "No Place to Go," a silent marital comedy starring Mary Astor.

It is a marital comedy involving counts and valets, chambermaids and countesses in a tangle of intrigue and desire.