This film is either over-rated or dated. Part of the problem is Mony Wooley's one-note style of cynicism, which after a while loses its appeal. A few well-placed witticisms are always good for a laugh, but when the entire film is based on Wooley's supercilious character, repeated in other movies, it gets a bit tiresome, though it does work well in another Wooley movie, "The Pied Piper."
This movie plods along and seems rather pointless, much ado about nothing. It's always good to see Una O'Connor, especially in an unusually restrained role (comparatively speaking).
This movie plods along and seems rather pointless, much ado about nothing. It's always good to see Una O'Connor, especially in an unusually restrained role (comparatively speaking).