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Johnathan 2022-01-21 08:02:14
I am used to watching various tear-off dramas. In this movie, the sincere feelings of the two sisters are simply a clear stream. I won’t say that the story is more clichéd. It’s not so much about love, but sisterhood is more relevant. Sister, Uncle Jack said that she was born as an artist, rather than toil. For the sake of my sister's growth, career, and even emotional life, I was busy pushing away the people I liked in the end. This can't be described as generosity. Although the elder sister has a more impatient personality, she is more sensible and sees things more clearly. There is no fear and optimism who admire her. Sister, she is very well protected by her sister. She wants to protect her sister in her own way. She doesn't know her thoughts, Eddie's thoughts, her sister knows all about her thoughts. In addition, black and white are not very suitable for viewing, not as good as "Wings", but Broadway's singing and dancing, music is still relatively pleasing, at the time it was the highest level.
Extended Reading
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Alfreda 2022-04-22 07:01:49
Good. This is a movie from nearly 100 years ago. The story and the overall rhythm of the movie are still much stronger than many domestic movies. Female 1's acting is also very good.
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Rodger 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The front desk Cinderella takes the place of the heroine, the backstage love story sisters sacrifice their love to each other, and the love triangle becomes a happy marriage. In the 1920s, urban men peeped at women's sensual bodies, and the nakedness of women's bodies became the biggest selling point.
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Stage Manager: You were great Mahoney!
Chorus Girl: I'll say you were! You'll be riding in a Rolls Royce by Thursday!
[laughter]
Stage Manager: What a flock of Johns will be waiting at that Stage Door.
Queenie Mahoney: Go on! You can't kid me!
Stage Manager: I'm not kidding you. I may be there myself!
[More laughter]
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Queenie Mahoney: Say Hank, do you think that's all I'll get to do? Go on without any clothes on?
Hank Mahoney: Well, not if I can help it. But, you don't need to worry. Say you got a lot more on when you ain't got anything - from most of the dames I've seen around here!
Queenie Mahoney: Yeah! Well, I guess I'll go get undressed again.