The Eternal Woman (1929)
The easy-to-look-upon Olive Borden, and Ralph Graves, Harry Cohn's new star, share the foreground in this frenzied society melodrama which wanders blithely all over the western hemisphere. With them, the audience must endure marital infidelity, mistaken identity, murder, rape, shipwreck, drowning, and other weird pleasantries. Forced situations and the baffling irrelevancy of the title are liabilities which quite outweigh the slender asset of adequate acting.
Photoplay June 1929
Vintage magazines
Photoplay , June 1929
Books with an entry on The Eternal Woman
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Robert B. Connelly The Motion Picture Guide, Silent Film 1910-1936 Chicago, 1986 |