Review of Night After Night (1932) by Steven P — 26 Aug 2016

George Raft first major role. Mae West is in the movie.

This review of Night After Night (1932) was written by Steven P on 26 Aug 2016.

Night After Night has generally received mixed reviews.

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By Veronique K (143) on 24 Jul 2010

Except the moments mae west shows up, the rest of the movie is a quite tepid. west steps into the picture to lift up your spirit…

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By David Nusair (3,363) for Reel Film Reviews (3,339) on 24 Jun 2016

West's brassy turn, which stands in sharp contrast to her comparatively bland costars, ensures that the film suffers whenever she's offscreen…

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By Ken Hanke (2,234) for Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (2,247) on 10 Aug 2010

Mae West's few scenes are what everyone remembers because they're what turn a stylish, but otherwise indifferent movie into something special…

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