George041

Ronald Coleman and Greer Garson in a real love story. No, there are no panting love scenes for the audience, but one can assume that too was part of their love. All too often we talk of love and say we're in love, but we sometimes forget that patience, kindness, and loyalty are all part of love. Here, in this motion picture, one person waits patiently for love to rekindle in another person who has literally forgotten he was in love. Will the miracle happen or will love go unanswered? Ronald Coleman, that wonderful actor, and Greer Garson, that wonderful actress, in a heartwarming drama about a man who is lost and a woman who stays to guide him back.

The motion picture was, in all likelihood, made in the year 1930 and released in 1931. I would surmise that talking motion pictures had great difficulty in making the transition from the silent era. Nevertheless, this particular Zane Grey plot appears to be very weak. Also, Gary Cooper was probably just learning to act. The result is something that would not be acceptable by today's standards. For 1931, maybe. For 2004, not acceptable. Some of the actors performed well. Sadly, the Indians always get the short end in these early westerns. They were living on the land long before the white man came, but according to twisted history, they had no right to defend themselves.

This presentation of two, extraordinary women was captivating, informative, and wonderful. Every citizen should watch this biography of two women.

How many of us would be able to stay with a cause for 50 years? It took a special kind of courage to persevere in the face of ridicule, rejection, and broken promises. To remain friends for 50 years in spite of differences is something few people in this world can accomplish.

How sad both women, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, did not live to see their dream achieved. The women of this nation owe so much to these two women and the women who supported them.

A heart-rending end for two women who gave so much to the women of this country. This biography should be shown in all the schools of this land. They, Anthony and Stanton, should never be forgotten for their sacrifices made in the quest for equal rights for women. Again, an A-1 production.