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One of the few Coronet productions to use background music (the "wistful" theme) within the film as a narrative bridge - to good effect. Common sense triumphs, Nora realizes she isn't really in love, and everybody is happy in the end. Nora spends her time thinking about her mother's advice and comparing her relationship to Jack and Jean's. Mom gives Nora some general advice (borrowed almost word for word from Are You Ready For Marriage?), and Nora and Jack have dinner with Bob (Jack's older brother) and Jean (Jack's fiance).
Ken Smith notes: Young "Nora" (star of Writing Better Social Letters and future star of How To Say No) thinks she's in love with equally young Jack. Gives students a basis for thinking clearly about real love and shows that mere conviction of love is not enough to insure lasting happiness.
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