I was so impressed and enchanted by this flick. Barabara the dime-per-dance girl is such a beautiful person inside and out, self-sarificing and sweet. The older gent who loves her is a gentleman through and through. The integrity of these characters really shines forth, like they are two angels. The young husband does not seem to be a bad sort at first, but it turns out he is a lousy scoundrel. I think the writing that went into the screeenplay of this flick is very fine, with many wonderful lines which actually restore your faith in mankind. As it turns out, the nice people attract the nice people and they end up living with each other and the scoundrels go wherever scoundrels belong.
Review of Ten Cents a Dance
