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They Learned About Women

1930 | 95m | English

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Jack and Jerry are doing okay between profession baseball and Vaudeville. That is, until love and gold-diggers get in the way.
Release Date: Jan 30, 1930
Director: Jack Conway, Sam Wood
Writer: A.P. Younger, Sarah Y. Mason
Genres: Drama, Music
Keywords jealousy, baseball, pre-code, gold digger, vaudeville
Production Companies Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 07, 2024
Entered: May 02, 2024
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Name Character
Gus Van Jerry
Joe Schenck Jack
Bessie Love Mary
J. C. Nugent Stafford
Benny Rubin Sam
Mary Doran Daisy
Tom Dugan Tim
Eddie Gribbon Brennan
Francis X. Bushman Jr. Haskins
Carl Roup Young Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Nina Mae McKinney Specialty Singer - Harlem Madness
Name Job
Jack Conway Director
Sam Wood Director
A.P. Younger Story
Sarah Y. Mason Scenario Writer, Screenplay
Arthur 'Bugs' Baer Dialogue
James C. McKay Editor
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Leonard Smith Director of Photography
Jack Yellen Original Music Composer, Lyricist
Milton Ager Original Music Composer, Lyricist
Douglas Shearer Sound Director
David Cox Wardrobe Designer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

Aside from some quite exciting scenes at the end featuring a nail biting finish to a baseball match, this rather humdrum effort really only has one notable scene - that features the gorgeous Bessie Love ("Mary") atop a piano singing "I've Got a Man of My Own" - it's a delight to watch. The rest of t ... his is a pretty set-piece showcase for Gus Van ("Jerry") and Joe Schenck ("Jack") who juggle their lives on stage and as baseball players. Their friendship lolls along nicely with "Jack" engaged to the aforementioned "Mary", and it's set fair until the rather greedy "Daisy" (Mary Doran) sticks her oar in, and their ordered existence comes a-tumbling down. There's quite a fun ditty from a bath house, and the stars have just enough chemistry to keep the really basic plot bubbling among for a while - but it is far, far too long to sustain the story and the comedy (which, beware, is very much of it's time) is all just a bit too crass and unsubtle for me. I felt a little sorry for poor old "Jack" but, well, you reap what you sow...

Jun 06, 2022