Agreeably cast and beautifully photographed, yet this "B"-feature with a Hollywood background is basically very disappointing. One brief shot of the back lot is just about our sole glimpse behind the movie-making veil, though there are the usual manufactured scenes affording the customary unrealistic insight into the picture-shooting process. This talking down to the audience is doubly irritating, because it presents everything in such simplistic terms, we lose interest in the characters and the story. Not that the characters are much anyway, but when played by such lights as Montgomery, Mowbray and Miljan — and Miss Hughes — they come across quite appealingly. The story, however, is as thin as a Charity biscuit, as well as being as diluted as Fellowship tea, and it revolves on a series of mundane misunderstandings that would bore the pants off even the most unsophisticated hayseed. Still, the direction is smooth and other production credits are first-rate.