One of many cheap films churned out to capitalize on the popularity and talent of Clara Bow, this is a college tale about a bad girl who tries to save the reputation of her bland boyfriend.
Bow’s considerable charisma goes a long way toward saving this picture (which was condemned as being a bad influence on the youth when it was released) and you get to see a young Gilbert Roland in a supporting role, as well as a blink-and-you’ll-miss-him glimpse of Clark Gable. No masterpiece but worth seeing.
How does it end? Hover or tap below for a spoiler.
Bow gives up her flapper ways in order to land bland Donald Keith.Read my full-length review here.
If it were a dessert it would be: Fresh Cherries Dipped in Cheap Chocolate. You’re still gonna eat ’em.
Availability: Released on DVD but now out of print. Here’s hoping for an HD release!
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Even if I weren’t the devout Bow fan that I am, I’d be drawn to this cute film by its title alone.
Bow fans will definitely find a lot to love. She was probably musclebound from carrying so many movies by herself! 😉