Disappointing showbiz comedy in which the highlight is Lupe Velez getting feisty in a couple of scenes, appearing beside a lion, belly dancing tamely and performing the same musical number 3 or 4 times. The rest revolves around a couple of fat cat producers trying to get rich off her talents, and is quite somniferous cinema. Uninspired plot, many weak scenes and no worthwhile message - I'm surprised the public were even remotely interested or amused in 1932.

Very good comedy. Lee Tracey is hilarious!