Sunnyside Up (1929)
Posted: June 9th, 2013, 10:57 pm
Sunnyside Up (1929)
Molly (Janet Gaynor in her first all talking movie) is in love with Jack. She has never met him, but just cuts pictures of him out of the newspaper. Jack (Charles Farrell) is engaged to the flighty Jane (Sharon Lynn, who had previously appeared in the stage show).
Jack storms out of a July 4th party and drives to New York where he crashes his car and meets Molly. Jack is impressed when Molly sings and asks her to perform at a charity function, and pretend that they are in love, with a view to making Jane jealous. Jane does become jealous, but Molly flees when the word spreads that Jack is paying the rent, implying that she is his mistress.
Realising that it is Molly that he loves Jack gives Jane the flick, and pursues Molly to New York.
Jackie Cooper also has a small part, reciting a couple lines of poetry before fleeing in response to the call of nature.
Molly (Janet Gaynor in her first all talking movie) is in love with Jack. She has never met him, but just cuts pictures of him out of the newspaper. Jack (Charles Farrell) is engaged to the flighty Jane (Sharon Lynn, who had previously appeared in the stage show).
Jack storms out of a July 4th party and drives to New York where he crashes his car and meets Molly. Jack is impressed when Molly sings and asks her to perform at a charity function, and pretend that they are in love, with a view to making Jane jealous. Jane does become jealous, but Molly flees when the word spreads that Jack is paying the rent, implying that she is his mistress.
Realising that it is Molly that he loves Jack gives Jane the flick, and pursues Molly to New York.
Jackie Cooper also has a small part, reciting a couple lines of poetry before fleeing in response to the call of nature.