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This is a delightful screwball comedy, a generally overlooked film that fans of the genre will find exceptional. Loretta Young plays a rather hard-boiled writer who encounters a physician-professor, Ray Milland, and the two soon pretend to be married, for mutually advantageous reasons. They do not get along. Young's manager and Milland's girlfriend (Roland Young and Gail Patrick) add complications to the story which, of course, has a happy ending. The acting is first-rate. Who would have thought that Young could convince you that she was tough andcynical. And Milland does his own version of Cary Grant as well asanyone. The supporting cast is also excellent. Gail Patrick as anairhead "other woman" should amuse all students of film. The script istight and witty; the director handles matters with great skill. In short, this is a minor triumph for Harry Cohn and Columbia pictures. On a scale of one to four, it would be at least a 3 1/2
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