Mary and John shine together, so cute together
This became one of my biggest dreams and at the same time a nightmare. Imagine a coat falling on your head, and after that you get a hat, lose your job, stay in an imperial suite at Louis Hotel, find your boyfriend, wear beautiful clothes, and get two big cute dogs. Well, I guess it’s more of a dream than anything else

Mary and John shine together, so cute together
This became one of my biggest dreams and at the same time a nightmare. Imagine a coat falling on your head, and after that you get a hat, lose your job, stay in an imperial suite at Louis Hotel, find your boyfriend, wear beautiful clothes, and get two big cute dogs. Well, I guess it’s more of a dream than anything else

It’s as silly as I’ll get out, but hysterical and has some good laughs. And I’m sure for 1930s audiences it was fun to see someone go from rags to riches and a rich man go poor in a flash.

The scene where Jean & Ray try and turn on the elephant bath was great. And the automat. just a fun fun series of events. 

Also, Jean Arthur’s voice is gORGEOUS. That lil rasp and ever so innocent. Love.

It’s as silly as I’ll get out, but hysterical and has some good laughs. And I’m sure for 1930s audiences it was fun to see someone go from rags to riches and a rich man go poor in a flash.

The scene where Jean & Ray try and turn on the elephant bath was great. And the automat. just a fun fun series of events. 

Also, Jean Arthur’s voice is gORGEOUS. That lil rasp and ever so innocent. Love.

Funny and cute, with an outlandish plot, gorgeous set designs for the hotel (what a bathtub!) and two fluffy dogs (I want them too). I’m just starting to warm up to Jean Arthur though. I’m not her biggest fan (I don’t get the appeal of her or her voice, sorry). But maybe it’s because this is just the third movie of hers I’ve watched and I need to watch more.

Funny and cute, with an outlandish plot, gorgeous set designs for the hotel (what a bathtub!) and two fluffy dogs (I want them too). I’m just starting to warm up to Jean Arthur though. I’m not her biggest fan (I don’t get the appeal of her or her voice, sorry). But maybe it’s because this is just the third movie of hers I’ve watched and I need to watch more.