Ladies Of Leisure

David Belasco, one of the grandfathers of the Broadway stage, presented this in New York under the title "Ladies of the Evening," but as that might have been construed as referring to professional prostitutes, they changed the title for the screen. Graves, in an absolutely granite performance, is a rich young man who would like to be an artist. Stanwyck is an attractive model who would like to snare a rich young man who would like to be an artist. Graves sees right through her gold-digging ways but likes her anyway and thinks he can make a silk purse out of her, so he offers her a job as his personal model. It isn't long before Graves falls hard for Stanwyck and wa...