These Glamour Girls 1939
"Sensational Story of Dance Hall Beauty Crashing Society's Playgrounds!"
In *These Glamour Girls* (1939), director S. Sylvan Simon crafts a zany pre-war romp that blends comedy, romance, and drama into a sparkling critique of class snobbery.
Director: S. Sylvan Simon
Cast
Lew Ayres
Philip S. Griswold III
Lana Turner
Jane Thomas
Tom Brown
Homer Ten Eyck
Richard Carlson
Joe
Jane Bryan
Carol Christy
Anita Louise
Daphne Graves
Marsha Hunt
Betty Ainsbridge
Ann Rutherford
Mary Rose Wilston
Mary Beth Hughes
Ann
Owen Davis Jr.
Greg Smith
Frequently Asked Questions
What is These Glamour Girls (1939) about?
*These Glamour Girls* follows a careless college student who accidentally invites a dance hall hostess to a fancy university dance. When she arrives expecting a night of fun, he tries to ditch her—but she refuses to leave, turning the event into a spectacle that exposes the hypocrisy of the elite crowd.
Who directed These Glamour Girls?
*These Glamour Girls* was directed by S. Sylvan Simon, a filmmaker known for blending wit and social commentary in his comedies and dramas.
Who stars in These Glamour Girls?
The film features Lew Ayres, Lana Turner, Tom Brown, Richard Carlson, and Jane Bryan as the lead cast.
Is These Glamour Girls (1939) worth watching?
With its lively mix of comedy and romance, *These Glamour Girls* offers more than just period charm—it's a clever satire of class privilege. While it lacks modern CGI spectacle, its sharp script and Turner's magnetic performance make it a delightful watch for fans of classic Hollywood storytelling.
How long is These Glamour Girls?
*These Glamour Girls* runs for 79 minutes, perfect for a quick but satisfying dose of pre-war entertainment.
About These Glamour Girls (1939) — Comedy, Romance, and a Social Scandal on Campus
In *These Glamour Girls* (1939), director S. Sylvan Simon crafts a zany pre-war romp that blends comedy, romance, and drama into a sparkling critique of class snobbery. Lew Ayres stars as a carefree college student whose drunken invitation to a dance hall hostess spirals into a social scandal when she crashes his elite university ball. Lana Turner shines as the sharp-witted outsider who refuses to bow to the pretentious crowd, exposing hypocrisy with effortless charm. Set against the glamorous backdrop of 1930s campus life, this vibrant film explores themes of authenticity, privilege, and the chaos that ensues when outsiders challenge the status quo. With snappy dialogue and a playful tone, it's a time capsule of golden-age Hollywood wit.
The story's energy crackles as the dance hall queen disrupts the lives of spoiled students, delivering both laughs and a dose of social commentary. Turner's glamorous presence contrasts with the buttoned-up world of the university elite, creating a dynamic that feels as fresh today as it did over 80 years ago. *These Glamour Girls* isn't just a period piece—it's a spirited celebration of defiance, wrapped in the dazzle of old Hollywood charm.
