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re: opinions?: SHOW BOAT (1936) to be screened at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria (Queens) on Feb. 4 & 10
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In reply to: opinions?: SHOW BOAT (1936) to be screened at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria (Queens) on Feb. 4 & 10 - dreambaby 05:08 pm EST 01/20/23

Michael Feingold wrote a long examination of the film in two parts before he passed away. He found Ferber's source novel "unreadably clotted". I haven't read any of Ferber's novels but have read her short stories which I found not only readable but effective depictions of society's outsiders. I would disagree with Feingold's judgement of Ferber's work as "a housewives’ fantasy of feminism".
Link FEINGOLD ON OLD MOVIES FOR THEATER LOVERS: JAMES WHALE’S ‘SHOW BOAT’ (1936)—PART 1
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