Review of Vivacious Lady (1938) by Daryl K — 27 Aug 2013
Charming but kind of dated romantic comedy, with Jimmy Stewart as a spineless botany professor who tries to break his whirlwind marriage of a nightclub singer (Rogers) to his family. Apparently, the leads were an item when this film was made, and they do make convincing doe-eyes at one another.
Rogers, too, is good in many of the comedy scenes. For me, Stewart's entire fumbling persona has always been grating, so I might've liked 'Vivacious Lady' a bit more if he wasn't in it.
This review of Vivacious Lady (1938) was written by Daryl K on 27 Aug 2013.
Vivacious Lady has generally received positive reviews.
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