My Dear Miss Aldrich

1937
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1 Std. 14 Min.

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Maureen O'Sullivan, Rita Johnson, Edna May Oliver, and Walter Pidgeon in My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhen the owner of the New York Globe-Leader dies without making a will, the paper is inherited by his only living relative, an "old maid schoolteacher" from Nebraska. Martha Aldrich, along w... Alles lesenWhen the owner of the New York Globe-Leader dies without making a will, the paper is inherited by his only living relative, an "old maid schoolteacher" from Nebraska. Martha Aldrich, along with her Aunt Lou, heads for New York, where managing editor Ken Morley's attitude towards ... Alles lesenWhen the owner of the New York Globe-Leader dies without making a will, the paper is inherited by his only living relative, an "old maid schoolteacher" from Nebraska. Martha Aldrich, along with her Aunt Lou, heads for New York, where managing editor Ken Morley's attitude towards women reporters prompts Martha into taking a reporter's job on her own newspaper. Then she... Alles lesen

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Six years later, Sam Fuller used this same "small-town Midwesterner inheriting a New York newspaper" plot device--albeit quite seriously--for Power of the Press (1943).

Patzer
Toward the end of the cafeteria scene, someone off-screen sneezes.

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Mrs. Atherton: [as the phone rings] Shall I answer the phone?
Martha Aldrich: Oh, you might as well - that's why they ring it. When they don't want you to answer, that's when they don't ring.
Mrs. Atherton: That's another thing - that sarcastic sarcasm of yours.

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Everything said about Nebraska is true. Every Nebraskan has sarcastic sarcasm.

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Referenced in A Night at the Movies (1937)

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6/10

Pleasant Entertainment

This is a quality MGM production. Overall, the film is pleasing and entertaining. The script plays it safe by suggesting female equality but allowing the hero to win the woman's heart by the end of the movie.

Edna May Oliver is, as always, the bright spot in the movie. No one can toss off a carefully crafted bon mot like Miss Oliver. Walter Pidgeon plays what amounts to a talking "Ken Doll". Maureen O'Sullivan is stunningly beautiful. This film shows that she has a far greater range than playing "Jane" in the MGM Tarzan movies.

The weak point in the film is the script which is Generic MGM - any number of Actors and Actresses could have played these roles.