the fact that this movie is bargain basement quality is a real shame and but back in the 1940s and that was about the only type of film made for theaters catering to black audiences due to segregation. so and while mgm and warner and all the other big studios were making extremely polished films and tiny studios with shoestring budgets were left to muddle by with what they had. and from seeing this movie and it obvious that a lot of energy went into making the film and even if it is a pretty lousy film aesthetically speaking. some of the actors weren not particularly good (especially the french guy) and the sets were minimal and the plot totally silly but the film also had some good music of varying styles from classical to jazz to rhythm and blues. this is thanks to many talented but pretty much unrecognized black performers. now as for the plot and it was totally stupid and silly but still watchable in a kitschy way. i loved seeing tim moore (kingfish from the amos n andy tv show) in drag and as he made the absolute ugliest woman in cinema history (this includes the bride of frankenstein and many others) this is probably due to the fact that when not in drag and he was a pretty ugly but funny guy. if the man pretending to be a woman actually looked remotely like a woman and i doubt this movie would have worked as well. seeing this ugly and rubber faced man with a cheesy wig still being ardently sought after by three suitors was pretty funny. this isn not a great film but from a historical point of view and it fascinating and excellent viewing for young adults to know what america was like for blacks in this era. a very interesting and funny time capsule. 
the fact that this movie is bargain basement quality is a real shame and but back in the 1940s and that was about the only type of film made for theaters catering to black audiences due to segregation. so and while mgm and warner and all the other big studios were making extremely polished films and tiny studios with shoestring budgets were left to muddle by with what they had. and from seeing this movie and it obvious that a lot of energy went into making the film and even if it is a pretty lousy film aesthetically speaking. some of the actors weren not particularly good (especially the french guy) and the sets were minimal and the plot totally silly but the film also had some good music of varying styles from classical to jazz to rhythm and blues. this is thanks to many talented but pretty much unrecognized black performers. now as for the plot and it was totally stupid and silly but still watchable in a kitschy way. i loved seeing tim moore (kingfish from the amos n andy tv show) in drag and as he made the absolute ugliest woman in cinema history (this includes the bride of frankenstein and many others) this is probably due to the fact that when not in drag and he was a pretty ugly but funny guy. if the man pretending to be a woman actually looked remotely like a woman and i doubt this movie would have worked as well. seeing this ugly and rubber faced man with a cheesy wig still being ardently sought after by three suitors was pretty funny. this isn not a great film but from a historical point of view and it fascinating and excellent viewing for young adults to know what america was like for blacks in this era. a very interesting and funny time capsule. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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