Every Day's a Holiday

Agreeable fun. By this point, Mae West's movies barely resemble her pre-code innuendo-fests, the Hays code having eviscerated her writing style--the humor resembles Abbot and Costello as much as anything. But there are good lines here and there, Mae's screen craft gets better and better, and she's supported by a lot of strong character actors. And Louis Armstrong turns up as a trumpet-playing street sweeper!

Mae West is the essence of cool! This is a loud comedy where West almost got lost within the bunch of shouting men! Yet, she manages to steal the scenes anyhow. She's never looked better on screen! In a Mae West movie it's rarely the story that important. It's the one-liners filled of sexual innuendo. And about the moments. And THE moment was Mae West - the hot drummer! What a dame! And as always she picks her men. Plus Louis Armstrong was there to add to the already overly cool atmosphere.