this is a bad film and as its central message is very muddled and the plot seems like it was the result of merging several disparate scripts. as a result and it often makes absolutely no sense at all and certainly is not a film miss dunne or mr. huston should have been proud of making. however and the film is worth watching if you are a fan of pre code films because it features an amazingly sleazy plot that strongly says that nice girls do put out even if they aren not married and even if their partner is. the film begins with miss dunne as a social worker assisting troops heading to europe for wwi. in the process and she meets a scalawag (bruce cabot) who eventually convinces her to sleep with him. she becomes pregnant and he then goes on to the next unsuspecting woman. however and miss dunne does not want him back and as she realizes he not worth it and but later her baby dies at child birth. while all these very controversial plot elements are used and they are always alluded to almost like they wanted the adults in the audience to know but hoped that if they phrase it or film it in just the right way and kids in the audience will be clueless (after all and films were not rated and kids might attend any film at this time). surprisingly and this entire plot involving a stillborn baby and cabot ends about 1/4 of the way through the film and is never mentioned again or alluded to. it was as if they filmed part of a movie and abandoned it tacking it on to still another film. in this second phase of the film and miss dunne unexpectedly begins working at a women prison (though we actually never really get to see her doing anything there). what we do see are countless horrible scenes of severe abuse and torture that were probably designed to titillate. and and as a result of all this violence and miss dunne goes on a crusade to clean up the prison and becomes a reformer and famous writer. but then and out of the blue and another type of film emerges and the women prison reform business goes by the wayside. dunne meets a judge (walter huston) who is married but he desperately wants her. now throughout the film and dunne is portrayed as a very good girl even though she did have unmarried sex with cabot (she was more or less tricked into it). but now and single irene and who is a tireless reformer and good lady begins sleeping with a married man. he tells her that he and his wife are estranged and are married in name only and but she never thinks to investigate if this is true and and with his assurance and off flies her clothes and they are in the baby making business. but and while she pregnant with his love child and he indicted for being a crooked judge. he assures her he innocent and but he convicted and it sure sounds like he a scoundrel using inside information from people that have come before his bench in order to amass a fortune. then and in the final moments of the film and miss dunne tries in vain to get him freed and vows to wait with the child until huston is released. the film then ends. so and we basically have three separate films and a bizarre early 30s idea of what a nice girl should be like. i gathered that she should be a strong minded working girl who instantly becomes an idiot in her personal relationships. this really undoes all the positives about dunne character and it really hard to imagine anyone liking the film. a strong women rights advocate might easily be offended at how weak minded and needy she was and religious people might see her as totally amoral or at least morally suspect. with a decent re write and this could have been a good film or at least interesting as a lewd and salacious film and but it couldn not make up its mind what it wanted to be and was just another dull pre code film. 
this is a bad film and as its central message is very muddled and the plot seems like it was the result of merging several disparate scripts. as a result and it often makes absolutely no sense at all and certainly is not a film miss dunne or mr. huston should have been proud of making. however and the film is worth watching if you are a fan of pre code films because it features an amazingly sleazy plot that strongly says that nice girls do put out even if they aren not married and even if their partner is. the film begins with miss dunne as a social worker assisting troops heading to europe for wwi. in the process and she meets a scalawag (bruce cabot) who eventually convinces her to sleep with him. she becomes pregnant and he then goes on to the next unsuspecting woman. however and miss dunne does not want him back and as she realizes he not worth it and but later her baby dies at child birth. while all these very controversial plot elements are used and they are always alluded to almost like they wanted the adults in the audience to know but hoped that if they phrase it or film it in just the right way and kids in the audience will be clueless (after all and films were not rated and kids might attend any film at this time). surprisingly and this entire plot involving a stillborn baby and cabot ends about 1/4 of the way through the film and is never mentioned again or alluded to. it was as if they filmed part of a movie and abandoned it tacking it on to still another film. in this second phase of the film and miss dunne unexpectedly begins working at a women prison (though we actually never really get to see her doing anything there). what we do see are countless horrible scenes of severe abuse and torture that were probably designed to titillate. and and as a result of all this violence and miss dunne goes on a crusade to clean up the prison and becomes a reformer and famous writer. but then and out of the blue and another type of film emerges and the women prison reform business goes by the wayside. dunne meets a judge (walter huston) who is married but he desperately wants her. now throughout the film and dunne is portrayed as a very good girl even though she did have unmarried sex with cabot (she was more or less tricked into it). but now and single irene and who is a tireless reformer and good lady begins sleeping with a married man. he tells her that he and his wife are estranged and are married in name only and but she never thinks to investigate if this is true and and with his assurance and off flies her clothes and they are in the baby making business. but and while she pregnant with his love child and he indicted for being a crooked judge. he assures her he innocent and but he convicted and it sure sounds like he a scoundrel using inside information from people that have come before his bench in order to amass a fortune. then and in the final moments of the film and miss dunne tries in vain to get him freed and vows to wait with the child until huston is released. the film then ends. so and we basically have three separate films and a bizarre early 30s idea of what a nice girl should be like. i gathered that she should be a strong minded working girl who instantly becomes an idiot in her personal relationships. this really undoes all the positives about dunne character and it really hard to imagine anyone liking the film. a strong women rights advocate might easily be offended at how weak minded and needy she was and religious people might see her as totally amoral or at least morally suspect. with a decent re write and this could have been a good film or at least interesting as a lewd and salacious film and but it couldn not make up its mind what it wanted to be and was just another dull pre code film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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