Lady Gangster

Perhaps I am mistaken, but surely this is one of the earliest instances of 'concentration camp' and 'Hitler' explicitly mentioned in the same film (but on separate occasions)? Features a moon-faced Jackie Gleason before he appeared in 'The Honeymooners' as well as Roland Drew dressed up as a woman doing his best Tony Curtis impression (but this is all well before 'Some Like It Hot').

Remake of Barbara Stanwyck's Ladies They Talk About (1933). Not nearly up to the standard of the great one, but Faye Emerson wasn't too far off the mark. Worse was her leading man Frank Wilcox, whom she had no screen chemistry with. A totally DUD pairing, which really helped this feel not special at all. The casting in general wasn't impressive here, meaning most of the movie relied mainly on Emerson, and Emerson alone.

Fast paced, decently acted and surprisingly fun.

Hilarious.