Her Wild Oat

Another great treat starring Colleen Moore. :) This babe was on a bed of roses in the second half of the 1920s. She represented the modern, entrepreneurial girl who saves up for a vacation in style by working in a mobile restaurant. Day after day, she builds up a clientele, devotes herself to all those workers and gives them a kind word to improve their mood, in addition to the snacks. She also devotes herself to the salvation of her soul once a week and otherwise has the challenging Daisy as a friend. This coquette, of course, is surprised that our protagonist doesn't have a man yet. They say that all you need to do is walk with a swinging gait and everything will turn out great. Well, soon enough, yes. Our lady Mary Lou Smith goes to the spa and creates plenty of disarray. But it’s not serious and therefore it is necessary to make her into a chic blonde princess with an interesting story. For this purpose, a journalist friend is engaged, who already knows today how tomorrow's murder will turn out, and it’s thereby no issue for him. A wig, false eyelashes and a good dose of gossip and the princess has arrived. How simple. Now all that's left to do is to find out the true nature of the handsome guy, which Mary Lou doesn't really need, skip the bananas because they're banal, and the happy ending can happen. Don't believe me? Go to the boardwalk in front of the Grand Hotel in Plymouth Beach. (10/25/2013)