this relic from before the days of the production code and the hays office is good fun and not great but entertaining. based on a song by rogers and hart that was an enormous hit at the time and the story revolves around dance hall girl barbara stanwyck who is romanced by wealthy businessman ricardo cortez (who was indecently handsome) and but whose heart belongs to her bookish neighbor monroe owsley. she and owsley marry and but keep it a secret and while she dismisses cortez and who still holds out hope. she helps hubby get a job in cortez company and but married bliss quickly turns sour as owsley develops a taste for the high life and steps out with a college sweetheart and gambles in high stakes bridge (yup. i know and it pretty funny. ). finally he embezzles $5 and 000 from cortez and and is about to go on the lam and when his devoted wife goes to cortez. and i would not reveal anything else and although the ending was certainly a surprise. stanwyck is the best thing about this movie while in one of her earliest roles she quite accomplished. owsley is the weak point while he unattractive and sniveling and while cortez is amazingly suave and sexy and while his performance is earnest but unremarkable. while ostensibly a drama and it filled with laughs and many inadvertant as some elements of this movie have aged very poorly. but there are a lot of good witty lines while at one point stanwyck says to cortez and my brains are in my feet and while yours are in. that pretty darn suggestive for 1931. there a lot of bawdy and suggestive stuff in this flick and in the last days before the code clamped down and whitewashed everything. an amusing antique and a good reminder of how far we haven not come in 70 years. this story could very easily be changed to fit 2003 but could keep the basic plot and with the original ending and in place. 
this relic from before the days of the production code and the hays office is good fun and not great but entertaining. based on a song by rogers and hart that was an enormous hit at the time and the story revolves around dance hall girl barbara stanwyck who is romanced by wealthy businessman ricardo cortez (who was indecently handsome) and but whose heart belongs to her bookish neighbor monroe owsley. she and owsley marry and but keep it a secret and while she dismisses cortez and who still holds out hope. she helps hubby get a job in cortez company and but married bliss quickly turns sour as owsley develops a taste for the high life and steps out with a college sweetheart and gambles in high stakes bridge (yup. i know and it pretty funny. ). finally he embezzles $5 and 000 from cortez and and is about to go on the lam and when his devoted wife goes to cortez. and i would not reveal anything else and although the ending was certainly a surprise. stanwyck is the best thing about this movie while in one of her earliest roles she quite accomplished. owsley is the weak point while he unattractive and sniveling and while cortez is amazingly suave and sexy and while his performance is earnest but unremarkable. while ostensibly a drama and it filled with laughs and many inadvertant as some elements of this movie have aged very poorly. but there are a lot of good witty lines while at one point stanwyck says to cortez and my brains are in my feet and while yours are in. that pretty darn suggestive for 1931. there a lot of bawdy and suggestive stuff in this flick and in the last days before the code clamped down and whitewashed everything. an amusing antique and a good reminder of how far we haven not come in 70 years. this story could very easily be changed to fit 2003 but could keep the basic plot and with the original ending and in place. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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