Easy Living

Friday, December 26 - Sunday, December 28, 2014

DCP projection

“A grumpy millionaire (Edward Arnold) throws his wife’s coat out the window, and it lands on the shoulders of a humble working girl (Jean Arthur). As her friends accept the symbol over substance, she steps up the social ladder, and eventually into the arms of Arnold’s son, Ray Milland. Preston Sturges wrote this Depression-era (1937) twist on the Cinderella story, and it acquires an airy grace from the direction of Mitchell Leisen. With Franklin Pangborn and William Demarest. “- Dave Kehr

• Country USA
• Year 1937
• Running Time 86 minutes
• Director Mitchell Leisen

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