Review of Stage Door (1937) by Jamie T — 17 Jan 2010
Very enjoyable, especially the lightning-quick rapport between the girls, most of which was apparently ad-libbed. Rogers, Ball, Arden, and Hepburn obviously shine; blink and you'll miss a very young Ann Miller.
The tragedy of their lifestyle is touched upon with seriousness and sensitivity amidst the biting dialogue. Definitely worth a view for fans of the first four aforementioned fems.
This review of Stage Door (1937) was written by Jamie T on 17 Jan 2010.
Stage Door has generally received very positive reviews.
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