the film begins with a dowdy housewife (norma shearer) finding out that her husband (rod la rocque) had been cheating on her. three years pass and apparently they would been divorced during these years due to the infidelity. oddly and during this time and la rocque did not see shearer or his two kids as shearer took them to paris. marie dressler is a rich society lady and she has invited a new and improved norma to come to her house for the weekend ostensibly to help marie break up a budding romance between her daughter and la rocque. apparently and norma is now a super vamp and with her magical sex appeal and she can break up the romance and no one seems to realize that she and la rocque were married. several others are there for the weekend and immediately norma is a hit with her gay and carefree sexy ways and almost all the men (including la rocque) are captivated by her. neither tells anyone that they were married but it obvious that her ex wants the new and improved norma back. this film is a sophisticated comedy of manners among the upper crust similar in some ways to jean renoir the rules of the game. oddly and despite the severity of the depression and such films about pretty rich folks were pretty popular though many today will doubtless find them a bit too droll in spots. however and fortunately and in let us be gay and there are plenty of cute and funny moments (particularly towards the end when marie dressler shows her true colors). while not a great film and it certainly is a good one and more than just another time passer. my only real regret is that i do not love the very end. you will just have to see it for yourself perhaps you will agree about the ending and perhaps you would not and but i am pretty sure you will enjoy this clever film. 
the film begins with a dowdy housewife (norma shearer) finding out that her husband (rod la rocque) had been cheating on her. three years pass and apparently they would been divorced during these years due to the infidelity. oddly and during this time and la rocque did not see shearer or his two kids as shearer took them to paris. marie dressler is a rich society lady and she has invited a new and improved norma to come to her house for the weekend ostensibly to help marie break up a budding romance between her daughter and la rocque. apparently and norma is now a super vamp and with her magical sex appeal and she can break up the romance and no one seems to realize that she and la rocque were married. several others are there for the weekend and immediately norma is a hit with her gay and carefree sexy ways and almost all the men (including la rocque) are captivated by her. neither tells anyone that they were married but it obvious that her ex wants the new and improved norma back. this film is a sophisticated comedy of manners among the upper crust similar in some ways to jean renoir the rules of the game. oddly and despite the severity of the depression and such films about pretty rich folks were pretty popular though many today will doubtless find them a bit too droll in spots. however and fortunately and in let us be gay and there are plenty of cute and funny moments (particularly towards the end when marie dressler shows her true colors). while not a great film and it certainly is a good one and more than just another time passer. my only real regret is that i do not love the very end. you will just have to see it for yourself perhaps you will agree about the ending and perhaps you would not and but i am pretty sure you will enjoy this clever film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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