Interesting story of 3 girls in the big city, looking for some happiness with men.
The picture depicts wealthy men as married cads and Mae Clark and Jean Harlow fall victim to this. Perhaps due to the nature of filming at that time, Harlow is very stiff here with a cold demeanor. Clark, shows some emotion, but would give better performances down the road.
It's so true that the grass is always not greener down the road as this film tries to show.
Are these girls caught up in the urban decay of the day? Everyone couldn't wait to leave the small town and make it big in the big city.
The picture depicts wealthy men as married cads and Mae Clark and Jean Harlow fall victim to this. Perhaps due to the nature of filming at that time, Harlow is very stiff here with a cold demeanor. Clark, shows some emotion, but would give better performances down the road.
It's so true that the grass is always not greener down the road as this film tries to show.
Are these girls caught up in the urban decay of the day? Everyone couldn't wait to leave the small town and make it big in the big city.