Word: loves
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Clark Gable, who aptz pretty embarrassed throughout, is cast as a heavy weight champ, while Miss Davies is the star in a musical productions, improbable as it may seem. At first it's mutual hatred, them love. A publicity promoter, Roscoe Karns, breaks up the happy pair just before the big fight, but it all ends happily...
This thing carries by sheer weight of numbers. And in spite of its unusual nature, the tried and true attractions are by no means omitted. There is love triumphant over sad misunderstandings; there is the mad race to effect the reconciliation. In fact, there is no questioning the quantity, and the quality is in strict keeping with the names involved...
...feature for it continues in the same light vein. John Halliday plays the part of a once great movie star on the out and out. Being broke and on the verge of ending it all, he turns out to be easy meat for the ambitious owner of a true love story magazine...
...setting out in all directions at once with only a few of the vectors ever returning together again. Philip Merivale and Gladys Cooper who play Mr. and Mrs. Hilton start the morning with a kiss. During the day each has his brief lapee of fidelity, though never of real love. But at the end of the day they confess all to each other, and the final curtain drops as they are affectionately holding hands between their twin beds. This section of the plot is the only complete cycle in the play. Catherine Hilton, the elder daughter, is last seen weeping...
...thoroughly polished and perfectly cast performance. Philip Merivale and Joan Dante perhaps stand out a little above the rest of the cast, but it is rather unfair to make any such general statement. Gleun Anders as the adamant artist does a beautiful job of repulsing love-sick Florence Williams...