So's Your Aunt Emma is a 1942 American comedy film directed by Jean Yarbrough and starring ZaSu Pitts and Roger Pryor.
One day she decides to go to New York City to see a fight where a young man, Mickey O'Banion, is one of the boxers.
However, newspaper reporter Terry Connors, who is supposed to cover the sports event, gives his spare ticket to Emma.
Terry normally reports on criminal news, but failed to scoop a kidnapping of a famous lawyer named Rex Crenshaw, and was put on sports duty instead.
While trying to get the kidnapping story, Terry sacrificed a quite-important appointment at the marriage license office, and his fiancée Maris was enraged enough to break up with him.
Terry phones his editor to give him the story, but is instead scolded for missing the double homicide committed at the fight.
Emma plans to trains Mickey in their home, using her Ma Parker attitude to persuade her sisters it is the right thing to do.