
Cafe entertainer Ivy Stevens falls for sleazy salesman Howard Palmer and jumps from a bridge when he dumps her. Saved by Salvation Army officer Carl, Ivy reforms and joins the Army. When she runs into Palmer she falls for him all over again. Carl beats up Palmer and gives a speech to Ivy which induces her to return to the Army and to Carl.... (Full plot summary below)
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Cafe entertainer Ivy Stevens falls for sleazy salesman Howard Palmer and jumps from a bridge when he dumps her. Saved by Salvation Army officer Carl, Ivy reforms and joins the Army. When she runs into Palmer she falls for him all over again. Carl beats up Palmer and gives a speech to Ivy which induces her to return to the Army and to Carl.
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| User ReviewGregory Wgood pre-code early talkie crawford just shines. |
| User Reviewjay nTidy little morality play is hokey at times but the star pair have chemistry to burn and both look great. |
| User ReviewRick RJoan is a nightclub entertainer who's dating a traveling salesman. When he dumps her to marry a wealthy woman, Joan plans to throw herself off a bridge, but is saved by a Salvation Army captain (an un-moustached Clark Gable). Even though Gable and Crawford had an affair that lasted for years, there's not much spark here, since they're friends, not lovers, until the last five seconds of the movie, when you see them put their arms around one another. But twenty-something Joan is beautiful, and it's a very short movie, so no harm, no foul. If you want to see sparks fly between the two, try "Strange Cargo" maybe, instead. This the is 51st of Joan's 81 films that I've seen. |