Yes, it’s another Hazel Flagg recommendation.
Could that be the hero!?
Oh yeah, Randolph Scott? He kinda looks like Number One if you squint a bit.
Well, this is amiable and stuff, but… it doesn’t seem to rise above the usual studio fodder of the 30s? I mean, that fodder is good eatin’, but…
Seems like the people at imdb agree.
These tunes (by Hammerstein without Rodgers) aren’t particularly catchy — they’re operettaish?
That’s true — it looks really good. And Irene Dunne is great. The rest… eh…
PIPES! PIPES!
There’s fun scenes, but it doesn’t really hold the attention.
High, Wide and Handsome. Rouben Mamoulian. 1937. ⚂
