GIRL FROM MISSOURI, THE(1934)
This is a much better movie than the first two I've watched in
this set! In this a "lowly" woman decides that she's tired of
being looked down upon by the rich and she's going out and get
married to someone who's part of the upper crust! Things don't
go exactly as planned!!! B+
From IMDb.com:
Even in a code dimmed comedy like this Jean Harlow's talents
shine through. The soliloquy she delivers to Franchot Tone's
Palm Beach rich boy about the miseries of growing up on the
wrong side of the tracks is the high point of a too flat film.
Harlow even manages to steal scenes from one of the master
scene stealers, Lionel Barrymore. Ultimately, it's not enough
to save a movie whose chief scenarist, Anita Loos, creator of
Lorelei Lee, seems to be writing dialogue with a Hays Office
sword over her head. C plus. - mossgrymk