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19 July 1930 (USA) moreTagline:
The Man Joan Loves---Loves Her! But Marriage Never Entered His Head! (original ad) morePlot:
Fellow shopgirls and roommates Jerry, Connie and Franky take different paths in the big city. Connie has an affair with David... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Decent "modern" melodrama moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Joan Crawford | ... | Geraldine 'Gerry' March | |
| Anita Page | ... | Connie Blair | |
| Dorothy Sebastian | ... | Francine 'Franky' Daniels | |
| Robert Montgomery | ... | Tony Jardine | |
| Raymond Hackett | ... | David 'Davey' Jardine | |
| John Miljan | ... | Martin W. 'Marty' Sanderson | |
| Hedda Hopper | ... | Mrs. Lansing Ross-Weaver | |
| Albert Conti | ... | Monsieur Pantoise | |
| Edward Brophy | ... | Joseph Aloysius 'Joe' Munsey | |
| Robert Emmett O'Connor | ... | The Detective (as Robert O'Connor) | |
| Martha Sleeper | ... | Evelyn Woodforth | |
| Gwen Lee | ... | Miss Dardinelle, a Mannequin | |
| Mary Doran | ... | Eloise, a Mannequin | |
| Catherine Moylan | ... | Mannequin | |
| Norma Drew | ... | Mannequin |
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102 min | USA:99 min (Turner library print)Country:
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USA:Passed (National Board of Review)Fun Stuff
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Mrs. Hinkle, the Landlady: Mr. Carter, third floor front. He's a process server. That's a real influential job. He thinks you're pretty nice. He'd like to take you out.Geraldine 'Gerry' March: No thank you, Mrs. Hinkle. You see, I'm avoiding process servers this season
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A showcase for Joan Crawford -- R. Montgomery's name appeared way at the bottom of the screen with all the other names while Joan's was huge above the credits. Cinderella story with a squalid sexy feel, including lots of lingerie-clad models and the suggestion of sexual violence. It's not really very funny, though, and sound hampers all aspects of this early "talkie". Montgomery is good as usual, but his role is very insubstantial considering his talents (which would not come out until years later in "Night Must Fall" and "suspense" on radio). This movie probably helped his career, though, because he looks and sounds pretty good in it, compared to the squeeking britishers starting to dominate films after sound (the best of whom, Ray Milland and Cary Grant, are fortunately the only ones well remembered).