Daring Daughters (1933) PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD

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PizzaFLIX Presents Classic Movie Monday
Stars: Marian Marsh, Joan Marsh, Kenneth Thomson
Directed by: Christy Cabanne
A cynical city girl seeks to protect her innocent younger sibling from the evils of men... but little sis has her own ideas.
TRIVIA: Marian & Joan Marsh play sisters in this film, but not in real life.

[@user-qt7nq5xl1m]

If it says pre-code Hollywood.... I'm in

[@hawk622is306]

Marian Marsh was quite lovely. Her acting career seemed to decline immediately after 1932 when she made movies for ''poverty row'' studios in the later '30's. Did MM have contract problems and artistic issues with her film bosses? I never heard about her co-stars having difficulties with her. In any case, I appreciate seeing Marian Marsh when she was still so radiant in her beauty.

[@JSB1882]

I love anything with Marian Marsh - she was so adorable.

[@PizzaFLIX]

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[@karengretchen9857]

Thanks for showing this one❤

[@90FF1]

Marian Marsh and many more pretty faces. Working behind a cigar counter, nice wardrobe, coifed hair, and a swell apartment - with a phone yet. Tips must have been good. Real good. Fun flick. Thanks PF

[@laurakibben4147]

@90FF1 Could teach these young pups a few about the value of money and how to get by/make do.😂

[@jimc.goodfellas]

Love movies from that time period

[@tomasrabago]

Did not see that ending, coming.😂 Thanks for sharing this video.👍🏽

[@john-paulgagliano949]

This movie has a plot that doesn't move as often or as efficiently as it should, containing scenes that don't contribute to it's development in anyway. Furthermore, the dialogue is stiff, and at times, laughably bad. In spite of all that, I loved it! I found the ending to be not only touching, but altogether emotionally satisfying! Both Marsh actresses were stunners, and the idea behind this story is refreshingly original!

[@passionfruitfruit]

Thank you!

[@anamiles6666]

That was a great movie, I really enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@notpurrfect6397]

I think Irene Lentz designed the girls' dresses, uncredited. I can't find a comprehensive list of movie fashion designers but the sleek working girl design reminds me of her late 30's design when she started getting credit as "Irene." Love the 30's style. Thank you pizza!

[@Ourladyrules]

....waiting for the Admiral 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rwarren58]

Bravo for a saucy opening from Sacramento!

[@SceneArtisan]

I musta missed it,.. time-stamp ?

[@dukromeo]

those sisters 😍😂

[@kewrock]

Wow! She was only 19 years old? People seemed older back then. If I had to guess. I'd say late 20s early 30s.

[@ChrisCarlin-is8wv]

Acting is their craft.

[@carmelbrain7399]

very good

[@BrittMFH]

This was great, thank you!

[@PizzaFLIX]

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[@kewrock]

Cynical manipulative women, constant partying, drinking, smoking, drunk driving, an attempted sackshual* assault and a battered wife. Pretty gritty. But I didn't see anything that wouldn't have made it past the Hayes Code. *No longer permitted to use adult words in the YT comment sections.🙄🤐

[@nataliewilliams9741]

Daughers or Daughters? Just thought you might want to edit the title. Interesting flick though . . . much more gritty and reality-based than post-code Hollyweird.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Hi Natalie🍕Thanks for looking out for me🍕❤️🍕

[@artyanthony1682]

Cool ending. I didn't expect it.

[@JD-hy2pg]

Sweet! Thank you.

[@robotrix]

A aerial killer wrote a book once. Said he liked girls who hitchhiked together - they thought they were safe.

[@Menschenfreund535]

Pre-Code is much more controlled by artistic impulses.

[@markgarin6355]

Must have been really hard to find drunken lushes in Hollywood/new York at that time

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

"A million surplus Maggies are willing to bear the yoke; And a woman is only a woman, but a good Cigar is a Smoke." Rudyard Kipling. This movie made me feel so bad about being a man that I had to drink a bottle of wine to get my spirit back.

[@passionfruitfruit]

Thank you!

[@passionfruitfruit]

Thank you!