The tale of two sisters with the older one pledged to look after the younger one that transpires between a department store, NYC's Central Park and a boarding house. THe older one is the sweet, old-fashioned type and the younger is a jazz-age flapper who takes whatever falls her way.
Is this film worth watching?Short answer: Yes, but it requires a certain appreciation for the nuances of its era and the gentle humor it provides. This film from 1929 offers a charming glimpse into the Jazz Age, but it is not for those seeking a high-octane, modern blockbuster.Love 'Em and Leave 'Em is a delightful exp...
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Frank Tuttle
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"Is this film worth watching?Short answer: Yes, but it requires a certain appreciation for the nuances of its era and the gentle humor it provides. This film from 1929 offers a charming glimpse into the Jazz Age, but it is not for those seeking a high-octane, modern blockbuster.Love 'Em and Leave 'Em is a delightful exploration of family dynamics and societal values through the lens of two sisters in a time of transition. It’s a film that works because of its evocative settings, well-crafted dial..."
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