One of the few old movies that don't make feminists gag. This is an important movie, because not only is it beautifully done, it is also a '50's film where a strong, capable, independent female character doesn't have to be "brought to her senses" (i.e., doesn't have to exchange her life, spirit, and personality for a husband and babies), and actually ends up with a very healthy marital relationship. An excellent movie--charming, funny, touching, and entertaining. I highly recommend it to anyone of any age.