Florrie Keefer (Judy Holliday) and Chet Keefer (Aldo Ray) attend New York Court of Domestic Relations in front of Judge Anne B. Carroll (Madge Kennedy). They recount their story to the judge. Chet and his friend George met Florrie and her friend in Central Park. Chet is a poor post office worker and quickly married Florrie. There is the general up and down of a new marriage. The couple invent a roller skate but the demonstration does not go well. They have young children.
This is a bit of he says, she says movie. The ups and downs are not that dramatic for most of the movie. This may possibly be edgy for its times. Holliday's brassy voice can lead to some fun comedy. It would have been nice to have actual funny jokes. Holliday and Ray have good combative chemistry which does lead to believability to their split. It's not that compelling but it is interesting.
This is a bit of he says, she says movie. The ups and downs are not that dramatic for most of the movie. This may possibly be edgy for its times. Holliday's brassy voice can lead to some fun comedy. It would have been nice to have actual funny jokes. Holliday and Ray have good combative chemistry which does lead to believability to their split. It's not that compelling but it is interesting.