Let me ask you a question. If there was a girl in your town who looked like Carole Lombard, do you think she'd have any trouble getting a date? Me neither, but that's the premise of this picture, whose stars at least must have wondered the same thing, especially Lombard. She plays a rural librarian swept off her feet by card-sharp Gable, and the producers don't even take the trouble to tone down her looks in the first scenes; she's as beautiful as always from start to finish. These two were among Hollywood's most reliable and enjoyable performers, and were paid like it, even for a puzzling effort like this one.
Review of No Man of Her Own
