Thanks to her ability and her legs, Claire McIntyre rises in the business world.Thanks to her ability and her legs, Claire McIntyre rises in the business world.Thanks to her ability and her legs, Claire McIntyre rises in the business world.
Frank Darien
- Luke C. Winters
- (as Frank Darion)
Judith Barrett
- Sarah Ellen
- (as Nancy Dover)
Robert Allen
- Graduate at Dance
- (uncredited)
Irving Bacon
- Waiter
- (uncredited)
Robert Gordon
- Office Boy
- (uncredited)
George 'Gabby' Hayes
- Hotel Clerk
- (uncredited)
Tom Ricketts
- Old Man at Graduation Dance
- (uncredited)
Virginia Sale
- Sally Curtin
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaLoretta Young was just 18 years old when this film was released.
- GoofsShadow of boom microphone moving vertically up the curtained doors behind Johnny and Mrs. Emery at the club after she mentions having a cabin in the Adironacks.
- Quotes
Claire 'Mac' McIntyre: Honestly, Johnny, you're only good for two things: making music and making love.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Complicated Women (2003)
- SoundtracksConstantly
(uncredited)
Music by Bert Williams (1910)
Lyrics by Chris Smith and Jim Burris
Performed by Frank Albertson with band
Played often throughout the picture
Featured review
The Small Roles Are The Most Amusing
Loretta Young graduates college and marries band leader Frank Albertson. While he tours Europe, she gets a job at Ricardo Cortez's advertising agency. There, her brains, creativity, and legs make her popular with clients and Cortez. He's making his move when Albertson returns; Miss Young has not mentioned a husband.
Miss Young's legs carry the movie as well as the career, what with Albertson being whiny, and Cortez oily. This seems to be a movie for liberated women to enjoy. The best performances are by Dorothy Christy, who tries to seduce Albertson in front of Miss Young, and a very funny turn by Joan Blondell as a professional correspondent.
Miss Young's legs carry the movie as well as the career, what with Albertson being whiny, and Cortez oily. This seems to be a movie for liberated women to enjoy. The best performances are by Dorothy Christy, who tries to seduce Albertson in front of Miss Young, and a very funny turn by Joan Blondell as a professional correspondent.
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- boblipton
- Dec 9, 2021
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- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
- Color
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