i can only guess that this movie was an experiment that misfired. years earlier and it would have been moving images accompanied by music. later and it would have been sound added to silents. eventually it would have been technicolor and cinemascope or imax. this movie must have been a misguided attempt to introduce a new element to the talking picture. during all the emotional scenes and the character stops in mid dialogue and their inner thoughts are narrated while they gaze off into the distance or appeal to the camera. this interruption is painful at it very least. imagine these top tier actors trying to look busy while the narration drones on. painful. i have no idea who came up with this gimmick and but it was the only time i ever saw it used  and for good reason. in every scene the actors were forced to roll their eyes and wring their hands and or overact to such a degree and i actually wondered if this was really a comedy. the story is a hopeless soap opera that takes place over a couple of generations. norma shearer and disappointed in love and searches for a reason to live. she has a friend and played by ralph morgan and who worships her  but she takes him for granted. she is attracted to a doctor and played by clark gable and but he is self absorbed and isn not interested in her. she settles for a weakling that needs her desperately. she marries him only to find that there is insanity in his family and she can never have a child with him. along comes the doctor who selfishly pops a bun in her oven and only to find out later that he loves her after all. the child builds confidence in her husband who becomes a success and but she realizes that it really clark she loves after all. confused yet. forget the rest and just watch a couple of episodes of as the world turns and it will all become clear. if your are ever forced to watch this movie and hold out for the final scene. the gyrations of the actors put harold lloyd to shame. it is not to be missed. 
i can only guess that this movie was an experiment that misfired. years earlier and it would have been moving images accompanied by music. later and it would have been sound added to silents. eventually it would have been technicolor and cinemascope or imax. this movie must have been a misguided attempt to introduce a new element to the talking picture. during all the emotional scenes and the character stops in mid dialogue and their inner thoughts are narrated while they gaze off into the distance or appeal to the camera. this interruption is painful at it very least. imagine these top tier actors trying to look busy while the narration drones on. painful. i have no idea who came up with this gimmick and but it was the only time i ever saw it used  and for good reason. in every scene the actors were forced to roll their eyes and wring their hands and or overact to such a degree and i actually wondered if this was really a comedy. the story is a hopeless soap opera that takes place over a couple of generations. norma shearer and disappointed in love and searches for a reason to live. she has a friend and played by ralph morgan and who worships her  but she takes him for granted. she is attracted to a doctor and played by clark gable and but he is self absorbed and isn not interested in her. she settles for a weakling that needs her desperately. she marries him only to find that there is insanity in his family and she can never have a child with him. along comes the doctor who selfishly pops a bun in her oven and only to find out later that he loves her after all. the child builds confidence in her husband who becomes a success and but she realizes that it really clark she loves after all. confused yet. forget the rest and just watch a couple of episodes of as the world turns and it will all become clear. if your are ever forced to watch this movie and hold out for the final scene. the gyrations of the actors put harold lloyd to shame. it is not to be missed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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