William Powell and Myrna Loy appeared in more movies together than any pair of silence screens, and this wonderful romantic comedy is one of their best movies. Carey’s horror while more and more learn about their lives as “Larry” balanced Powell with a smooth maneuvering that everyone can find out that he can’t remember anything in Habersville. Loy, as always, the “perfect wife,” witty, wise and aldant – sees the essence of the truth and he charms easily.

Although the plot does not exist medically, it makes sense dramatically. Kay’s motifs are justified. She married boredom like Larry, because, as he says, she saw something exciting behind his eyes. She was the only one who abolished Karen inside in rigid and proper Larry. And she also sees in the best order. When he says that the noble and honest, she turned out to be right.