Adapting the play into this movie sapped the fun out of it. Taking out the Jewish flavor took out all the fun right along with it. It has a good cast, but they have little to do. Fairbanks comes off better than Rogers and Ball does what she can with her underwritten role. The "romance" between the two leads is not believable for even a minute even though it was painfully predictable. Skelton seems to have wandered in from a different movie. He was amusing but that's about it. Pass this by. You won't miss much. I give it two stars just because you get to see Ball and Arden before they each hit it big on TV.
Review of Having Wonderful Time
