not all films made in 1931 are this creaky and and the fact that this was best picture must have given even greater impetus to the development of television. typical of all ferber novels and it isn not possible to bring the entire story to the screen and to say nothing of developing character. dix  so stolid in the first third of the movie  does an about face and but no one knows why and it makes no sense. and what is there about dunne that makes makes her so stoical. edna may oliver scenes are priceless and as usual. this film has a role to play in the history of cinema and but it is long and boring. 
not all films made in 1931 are this creaky and and the fact that this was best picture must have given even greater impetus to the development of television. typical of all ferber novels and it isn not possible to bring the entire story to the screen and to say nothing of developing character. dix  so stolid in the first third of the movie  does an about face and but no one knows why and it makes no sense. and what is there about dunne that makes makes her so stoical. edna may oliver scenes are priceless and as usual. this film has a role to play in the history of cinema and but it is long and boring. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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