The work is a model for urbanity in the musical films and Mr. Astaire, the debonair master of light comedy and the dance, is its chief ornament.
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This review of Roberta (1935) was written by Andre Sennwald and published by The New York Times on 22 Nov 1939.
Roberta has generally received positive reviews.
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