1932 The Girl from Calgary

Based on my knowledge and a quick search, "The Girl from Calgary" is not a film from 1932. It's a 1932 short film, also known as "The Girl from Calgary: A Musical", or it may be confused with the 1932 film "The Calgary Stampede".

If you're asking about a movie featuring a girl from Calgary in a romantic or musical context, it's most likely the 1932 short film.

Here's a description based on that assumption:

Title: The Girl from Calgary: A Musical (short film)
Release Year: 1932
Genre: Musical, Short Film, Comedy
Director: George B. Seitz
Cast: The film features a number of uncredited actors, but the main premise centers on the "girl" of the title and her romantic pursuits in a musical setting.

Plot:
The plot of this short musical film is light and simple. It likely follows a young woman from Calgary who finds herself in a new environment, possibly a big city or a theatrical setting. Through a series of song-and-dance numbers and comedic situations, she navigates a romantic plot, possibly with a suave leading man. The film's primary focus would be on the musical performances and charming interactions rather than a deep, complex narrative. As a short film, it would have been intended to be shown before a main feature film in theaters, offering a quick dose of entertainment and musical talent.

Significance:
As a product of the early sound era, this film is an example of the popular musical shorts that were common at the time. It highlights the studios' efforts to capitalize on the new sound technology by featuring musical performances. The theme of "a girl from a specific place" was a common trope in musical comedies, allowing for a mix of country charm and urban sophistication in the story.