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Shopworn (1932)

A waitress falls for a wealthy young man but has to fight his mother to find happiness.

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Gregory W 09 Mar 2011

another gritty pre-code drama that showcases stanwyck's talents

Antonius B 02 Aug 2013

Soap opera storyline but Barbara Stanwyck is still fabulous.

Dennis Schwartz 19 Jan 2016

Not even the likable Barbara Stanwyck can save this clunker.

Silke B 07 Jan 2011

This movie has great moments. And Barbara Stanwyck's acting is awesome as usual. Judge Forbes: I thought you'd prefer cash. Five thousand dollars. Merely for leaving town, immediately. Kitty Lane: What are you trying to make of me--what you wish I was? Something cheap and common, something that money can buy? Well, you can't. Nobody can! You and the nice, decent people who sent you here are the real cheap ones ... trying to put a price on something there isn't any price for. If that's being decent, I'm glad I'm common! If that's being rich, I'm glad I'm cheap, and I'm gonna stay cheap! Because no matter how cheap I am, I'm not for sale!

Ed P 15 Aug 2012

A good example of pre-code Hollywood. Today's audiences may have a little trouble with the premise and the plot unless they understand the attitudes of the time. At the heart, it is a fair romance that gets going quickly by inferring a lot off camera.