Pierre, a professional dancer, suffers from a serious heart disease. While he is waiting for a transplant which may (or may not) save his life, he has nothing better to do than look at the people around him, from the balcony of his Paris apartment.
As on the stage, Miss Bordoni seems best suited to the revue type of entertainment where she can come and go In specialties to turn loose her full strength.
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Mordaunt Hall
RTNew York TimesNov 13, 2020
It is quite obvious that these colored portions are stealing laughs from the show and, taking everything into consideration, one prefers the merriment to the pastel shades.
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Times (UK) Staff
RTThe Times (UK)Nov 12, 2020
This fastidious mingling of elegance and imperturbability, of a languid manner and lightning footwork, is delightfully set off by the voluble excitability and humorous charm of Mile. Irene Bordoni.
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P.S. Harrison
RTHarrison's ReportsNov 13, 2020
A very good entertainment, although not a sensation.There are plentiful laughs, some good music, and good acting. But, although Miss Bordoni does good acting, the honors are stolen by Louise Closser Hale.