The old black and white movies of the 1930's are usually good, but this one is grand. It's Reno,
there's quality entertainment in the Reno nightclubs. Fine furniture, clothes, jewelry.
This movie had very good acters of drunkards, I laughed a few times. It went by fast, I only had two gin fizzes and poof it was over! The ending is the only bad thing about this one. Really!

A perfect print, good sound, beautiful party scenes, I really liked it. This was Miss Valli's final film; she married Charles Farrell and retired to Palm Springs. A rare appearance by Dixie Lee and she seemed to have her Tennessee accent under control. Fun role for Miss Christy. She was too tall to be a big star but she knew her business and always delivered. In four years she would play the doomed Queen Tika in the serial "The Phantom Empire". Her best role but probably not what she wanted for a legacy!

A low-budget offering from small-scale Artclass Pictures. Don't expect much and you'll get less than that.

Wife goes to Reno for divorce and through a series of events winds up back with her husband. You can see why the Catholic church was upset over glamorizing this type of behavior, and why they pushed for the Hayes code.