When the movie starts, you learn that a wild society girl, Marion (Miriam Hopkins), is about to marry some stuffy inbred dullard. The marriage would seem doomed from the outset...and fortunately, Marion realizes this before it's too late. How? Well, she meets a nice normal guy and she's captivated by him. Unfortunately for her snobbish mother, the guy is a mechanic. But here's the rub...he is a smart guy and wants nothing to do with marrying Marion, as she's totally spoiled! And, it turns out, her brother wants to marry a chorus girl...and she doesn't think he's good enough for her...as he's totally spoiled as well! Is there any hope?
This film is cute and enjoyable. Predictable? Of course...but a nice little film with a few nice performances....and particularly good for 1930.
This film is cute and enjoyable. Predictable? Of course...but a nice little film with a few nice performances....and particularly good for 1930.