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1931 | 72m | English

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A widow's decision to run for mayor kicks off a battle of the sexes in a small town.
Release Date: Feb 26, 1931
Director: Charles Reisner
Writer: Wells Root, Malcolm Stuart Boylan, Zelda Sears
Genres: Comedy, Romance, Crime
Keywords gangster, political corruption, women's suffrage
Production Companies Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 08, 2024
Entered: Apr 26, 2024
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Name Character
Marie Dressler Hattie Burns
Polly Moran Ivy Higgins
Roscoe Ates Peter Higgins
Karen Morley Myrtle Burns
William Bakewell Benny Emerson
John Miljan Jim Curango
Joan Marsh Daisy Evans
Tom McGuire Mayor Tom Collins
Kane Richmond Nifty Morgan
Mary Alden Mary Evans
Claire Du Brey Rally Leader
Ann Dvorak Rally Audience Extra (uncredited)
Name Job
Charles Reisner Director
Wells Root Adaptation
William S. Gray Editor
Malcolm Stuart Boylan Story
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Robert E. Hopkins Dialogue
Clyde De Vinna Director of Photography
Zelda Sears Story
Dick Wade Camera Operator
Sandy Roth Assistant Director
James Manatt Still Photographer
Paul Neal Sound Recordist
Douglas Shearer Recording Supervision
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Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
6.0

When a young girl is accidentally caught up, and killed, in a gunfight, "Hattie Burns" (Marie Dresser) decides that something has to be done about this lawlessness. She confronts the town's useless mayor "Tom Collins" (Tom McGuire) but he proves as much use as a chocolate parasol, so she mobilises h ... er friend "Ivy" (Polly Moran) and they set out their own manifesto to take office and clean up their town. Dresser is wonderfully cast here - she has the look of a woman you would never want to cross mixed with a cuddly, grand-maternal charm (and wears the frocks to match), and her chemistry with Moran and, to a lesser extent, with the poor old, hen-pecked - "Higgins" (Roscoe Ates) keeps this moving along well as they battle the corruption, indifference and plain old misogamy to shake things up. It's fun, this - all about the performances, and they deliver fine. The script is nothing much to write home about, and the ending - well, that's not going to throw any surprises our way, but it doesn't hang about and pokes one in the eye to the supercilious men folks....

Jun 13, 2022