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Perfect Stay. Fabulous Matte lipstick. Perfect Stay Fabulous Matte lipstick. Most evident token of conformance to the pulpy original is the presence of Lana Turner as the itchy, spoiled, immature wife. Miss Turner has a notable capacity to drive men to distraction if not to worse, and her recognized class in that department has been popularly established on the screen. So it fits precisely into the pattern of Mr.
Lewis' plot that Judge Timberlane's eyes should pop wide open when Miss Turner first swims into his judicial ken. It is well within the bounds of glamorous reason that she should hook the poor bachelor like a fish and that she should lead him a merry chase of fretting and suspecting after they are wed.
And it is likewise romantically consistent that she should be a fundamentally true and worthy wife and that, after she has had her little folly with a young rascal, the wise and loving judge should take her back. Metro has even done much better than did Mr. Lewis by his beauty-parlor tale in casting the magnificent Spencer Tracy as the aging but still romantic judge. No one, save maybe Walter Pidgeon, would be more flattering to the role—and it is notable that a glimpse of Mr.
Pidgeon is permitted in one cocktail party scene. Tracy has that comforting ability to seem strongly independent and offhand while being enslaved beyond question by Miss Turner's irresistible cosmetic charms. Plainly he towers superbly over Mr. Lewis' drab and droopy judge. And although there are hints in his performance that he loathes the sappy things he has to do, such as read Millay poetry to Miss Turner and speak some of Donald Ogden Stewart's coy lines, he plays the role patiently, soundly, like a good little Metro man.
To be sure, there are large-scale omissions of the many and biting details of social stagnation and frustration in a Midwest city that were in the book. But what, after all, is the difference in a film which obviously intends just to please a conditioned fancy for a shiny-paper romance—and does? At the Music Hall Cass Timberlane. Spencer Tracy Virginia Marshland. Lana Turner Bradd Criley. Zachary Scott Jamie Wargate.
Tom Drake Queenie Havock. Mary Astor Boone Havock.
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