After "The Wild Party", Arzner directed eleven more features for Paramount, including "Sarah and Son" (1930), starring Ruth Chatterton, and "Honor Among Lovers" (1931), starring Claudette Colbert, though after 1932 she left the studio to work on a freelance basis. During her time freelancing, Arzner made some of her best-known films: "Christopher Strong" (1933), with Katharine Hepburn; "Craig's Wife" (1936), starring Rosalind Russell; and "Dance, Girl, Dance" (1940), featuring Lucille Ball. Arzner worked with RKO, United Artists, Columbia, and MGM during this time.