
Tom Barrett, a motion picture press agent, noting Frances Norcross' resemblance to film star Daphne Dix, offers her passes to the star's personal appearance. While waiting for her fiancé, Johnny Young, Frances is offered $1,000 to impersonate Daphne and successfully appears in her place, assuaging the fears of Myers, a producer, who knows Daphne is with millionaire Harmon on a yacht.

Is Her Big Night worth your attention in an era of high-definition blockbusters? Short answer: Yes, but primarily for those who appreciate the frantic, physical energy of a well-oiled Jazz Age farce. This film is a showcase for the often-underrated comedic timing of Laura La Plante. It is for anyone who loves the 'ordi...

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"Is Her Big Night worth your attention in an era of high-definition blockbusters? Short answer: Yes, but primarily for those who appreciate the frantic, physical energy of a well-oiled Jazz Age farce. This film is a showcase for the often-underrated comedic timing of Laura La Plante. It is for anyone who loves the 'ordinary person in extraordinary circumstances' trope. It is not for viewers who demand rigorous logic or character motivations that extend beyond the needs of a punchline.The film ope..."

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