Review of Street of Women (1932) by Allan C — 18 Apr 2017
A married architect is stuck in a loveless marriage, but then find love again when he starts an affair with a dress designer. However, melodrama ensures when his daughter falls in love with his mistress' brother.
The drama isn't all that interesting, but the pre-production code elements of sex outside of marriage and martial infidelity make the tepid drama a bit more entertaining. Kay Francis was the only actor in the film I was familiar with.
This review of Street of Women (1932) was written by Allan C on 18 Apr 2017.
Street of Women has generally received mixed reviews.
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