Review of Glorifying the American Girl (1929) by Darryl C — 01 Mar 2008
This film is tough going--if you're afraid of stage mothers. the mother in this film is a piranha. and the relationship between her and her daughter is edgy and very unpleasent for the time. eaton, as the lead, was a poor man's marilyn miller. she sang well enough and danced okay but she didn't have the magic that miller had. but she had something. an edgy bette davis-like tinge to her work.
The best thing, for better or worse, about this film is the follies finale. those women dressed as big ostriches get me EVERY time!
This review of Glorifying the American Girl (1929) was written by Darryl C on 01 Mar 2008.
Glorifying the American Girl has generally received mixed reviews.
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