A large cast bustle about in this aggressively whimsical comedy a very long way after Frank Capra, including some of his original repertory company.
Charles Coburn's his usual pompous self, there's an awful lot of talk and Irving Pichel does his usual dull job as director. But as a power-suited newspaperwoman Joan Bennett makes a very attractive substitute for Jean Arthur, rendering the annoying wolf whistles on the soundtrack every time she adjusts her stockings entirely superfluous.
Charles Coburn's his usual pompous self, there's an awful lot of talk and Irving Pichel does his usual dull job as director. But as a power-suited newspaperwoman Joan Bennett makes a very attractive substitute for Jean Arthur, rendering the annoying wolf whistles on the soundtrack every time she adjusts her stockings entirely superfluous.