Our Blushing Brides (1930)

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2. 2 things: that tree house can't possibly be a tree house.. and THEY DON'T MAKE CLOTHES LIKE THIS ANYMORE!!!!!

3. Joan was the most beautiful young actress Hollywood had. She was classically beautiful here, age twenty-five.

4. This was preceded by two other movies with simliar titles. Our Dancing Daughters (which made Crawford a star) and Our Modern Maidens.

   After this one came out, one reviewer asked "what's next, Our Ditzy Divorcees?"

   That always made me chuckle.

5. what a great movie

6. Do you know, I take Bette Davis' stance on just wanting to be the best actress and forget the fame! I chased fame as an actress all of my life. I feel sorry for people like Crawford and Stanwyck and many actresses that had to whore themselves in cheap topic movies because they wanted fame. Half-dressed, etc.

7. 4:03 Fact, I got FIRED for talking like that, but in the Great Depression era of no jobs, apparently this behavior from an employee was acceptable.

8. First minute in this movie, and all the other actresses are far better actors than Joan Crawford and Davis, yet THEY got the fame. Crazy.

9. $175.00 for one of the outfits … 90 years ago! yikes …

10. It's pretty obvious why she became such a big star. ( Joan Crawford) She really was a beauty. Those huge hypnotic eyes ! Pretty decent actress too.

11. Still relevant. A woman does right by not selling herself.

12. That marcelled job isn't a wig, just realized its her real hair.

13. That blonde marcelled wig and Crawford still looked good.

14. The girl who plays ms. Blair is pretty good. They all seem to overact a bit, but her immediate reactions are natural and endearing

15. These so Wonderful Timeless!!!***❤️❣️❤️❣️❤️

16. Had the depression, Codes and WW2 not ruined things, Gays would have had more presence in Hollywood. Those three graces were somethin queenie!

17. The realism in this movie is actually touching. It's really relatable which I wasn't expecting.

18. I got way more absorbed into this one than I intended?

19. what a fantastic film. same thing goes on today 90 years later

20. Turns out Pepsi made her feel a whole lot better. lol 57:58

21. Hey, this is a rip off of 2 Broke Girls.

22. Women talking to other women! Lots of roles for actresses. You don't really see that in today's films, women doing what women do.

23. This was when Joan Crawford was young and radiantly beautiful, around age 25.
    Over 10 years she transformed into that sinister ice queen Mommie Dearest look.
    The 1930 Joan and the 1940 Joan do not even look like the same person.

24. She had not yet become 'Joan Crawford'…but it was there, just waiting.

25. What beautiful fashion they had – and it must have been the last season of the cloche hat.. Why this film never gets aired , I can't fathom.

26. Great movie with strong cast and production values . It really shows the caste system in the US at the time.

27. 57:59 ? A Pepsi would have been better.

28. Thanks! Love the costumes and interiors and time-machine, but once every minute the viewer says: oh, bro-thur!

29. Joan had the biggest crush on Anita Page during this time. And would always hit on her according to Anita

30. I asked my elegant Granny what she wore for underwear under a clinging black dress. She said naked as Godiva most of the time. I said cheekily you rode bareback then? She answered, only if I liked him very much, dear, without batting an eye. What a dame.

31. I just subscribed! I love watching these movies!

32. Regarding last comment, clothes belonged to grandmother and 4 sisters close in age. All kept in huge cedar closets on padded silk hangers in original cloth dress bags and each bag draped with a sheer cotton like fabric. Hats stored in tissue in original boxes, wrapped in the cotton, shoes, too small in original bags in boxes. Hundreds. Treasure trove and many donated and accepted by museums. They had some of their mothers! Professional theatrical companies took the rest on their deaths.

33. In the early 60s in high school, I dressed in clothes from this period with the hats, 20s, and the lower calf white and cream linens from early century, seriously. I liked the looks on me. A friend looked at me one day and said, I cannot believe you dress that way and get away with it. Everyone compliments you too! Its wierd. My mother looked over and said she doesn't dress, she goes in costume. Bitch. Wore them all my life along with current clothes but loved the old stuff best.

34. This was the year that my mother was born! She's going on 90 years old ♥️

35. Douglas shearer, Cedric Gibbons, Robert Montgomery, Hedda Hopper, plus Crawford et al?? A treasure. A goddamned first class serious treasure.

36. Just love it! Thank you.

37. Despite the sad ending of her friend this movie lifted my spirits just when I needed it. Thank you for sharing.

38. So the guy played her. So what? Women need to learn to live with rejection. Any woman who kills herself over a man wasn't stable in the first place.

39. It would have been riveting to see Bette Davis in the tree house, and refusing his advances, modeling etc. More life and zing i believe. Thank you for sharing this movie, I had not seen this listed or watched it.

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