Morals for Women

Morals for Women

Director: Mort Blumenstock

Producer: Phil Goldstone

A desperate woman turns to prostitution but is saved by true love.

65 min Rating: 3.7/10 Released

Top Cast

Bessie Love
Bessie Love
Helen Hutson
Emma Dunn
Emma Dunn
Mrs. Hutson
June Clyde
June Clyde
Lorraine Hutson
Edmund Breese
Edmund Breese
Mr. Hutson

Movie Info

Director: Mort Blumenstock

Producer: Phil Goldstone

Production Companies: Tiffany Productions

Countries: United States of America

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CinemaSerf: Just about every expense has been spared with this rather poorly told story of "Helen" (Bessie Love), a young country gal who heads to the smoke and discovers that she can get to the top by using her feminine wiles on some unsuspecting dolts. Her dream life comes unstuck, somewhat, and she must return to her sleepy home where her reputation soon catches up with her and forces her back to the city - only this time it's not as straightforward as before. The story is actually quite simple, and Love is good, initially, as the naive visitor. As the story picks up pace, though, she starts to struggle a little with the stronger aspects of the character, and neither her boss "Van Dyne" (the dashing but wooden Conway Tearle) not her rather pathetic beau "Paul" (John Holland) contribute much to the story either. It does have the advantage of dealing with a more mature subject matter, before the code started to do our thinking for us - but this is all just a bit blandly done. Some nice shots of Times Square, though - who ever heard of "Squibs Dental Creams"?...