Our Blushing Brides (MOD) "War"

Our Blushing Brides (MOD) "War"Three girls, three guys, three roads to happiness and perhaps not all of those roads lead there. A trio of Depression era shopgirls deals with big city life and also yearns for Mr. Right (or Mr. Right Now!) in Our Blushing Brides, a film that joins earlier trendsetters Our Dancing Daughters and Our Modern Maidens to form the trilogy of Joan Crawford movies that define the passions and plights of jazz baby youth. Chief among the blushing bevy, of

that features Frank Morgan as Kay's flustered pop

Shot by Academy Award®-winning cinematographer Paul C

To keep their spirits up

After a food spill ruins the haute couture fashion she's supposed to model at an elegant charity soiree

a pack of abandoned dogs turns on its human masters

revered - and bogus - Lady Lendale

Sugarfoot debuted on ABC-TV on September 17

Drawling screen buckaroo John Mack Brown costars in a sometimes saucy pre-Code film that was the first to bring a singing cowboy to a non-variety talkie

one of three tough prospectors who strike it big

Killer Moth (Jeff Bennett)

Three girls

Meanwhile: a senior hospital staffer (Nancy Marchand) who is the mother of one of the two doctors plots to enhance her son's chances