Let's Fall in Love (1933)Director:David BurtonWriter:Herbert Fields (story) |
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Let's Fall in Love (1933)Director:David BurtonWriter:Herbert Fields (story) |
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Ken Lane
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| Ann Sothern | ... |
Jean Kendall
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Miriam Jordan | ... |
Gerry Marsh
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Gregory Ratoff | ... |
Max Hopper
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Greta Meyer | ... |
Lisa Bjorkman
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| Betty Furness | ... |
Linda
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Arthur Jarrett | ... |
Art Jarrett - Composer
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Anderson Lawler | ... |
Allen Foster
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Tala Birell | ... |
Hedwig Forsell
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Ruth Warren | ... |
Nellie
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Marjorie Gateson | ... |
Agatha Holmes
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Through the courtesy of Turner Classic Movies, this little gem of a Hollywood romantic comedy was, indeed, a breezy expedition into the mysteries of Ann Sothern. She positively sparkles in this seemingly predictable venue.
Perhaps my expectations were not so large to begin with, but I found this story to be both very charming and a little wacky, and that was my reward for the short time it took to enjoy. In fact, I found the production values to be first rate. The opening sequence with the famous song given a beautiful rendition reminded me of just how sentimental people in this country were, once upon a time. The story was established firmly and all in a rush. That was kind of cool. In fact, it was very cool.
I suppose that this was B movie Depression Era fare. It was probably made to "cheer up" people who had nothing to do in an afternoon -- because they were out of work -- and had at least twenty-five cents to spare. TCM provided it for free, and it was a more enjoyable hour and seven minutes than was the last "first run" movie I saw in a theater, and which cost TEN DOLLARS to see.
This film was clever, fun, funny and had great music. Seven Stars.