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Title: A good "B" programmer with a bravura Bette Davis performance
Review: Until the end of her life, Bette Davis believed that the Oscar she won for DANGEROUS (1935, Warners) was a consolation prize for not winning the year before for OF HUMAN BONDAGE (1934). I beg to differ. DANGEROUS is a terrific "B" programmer with a bravura performance by Ms. Davis. She plays Joyce Heath, a once-great stage actress and now an alcoholic on the skids. Wealthy playwright Dan Bellows (Franchot Tone) risks his own relationship with girl friend Gail (Margaret Lindsay) to back Heath in a new play on the condition she become sober. He moves in with her to make sure she doesn't drink, unaware she has a husband. Davis is wonderful as an abrasive moth who becomes an almost beautiful butterfly; we can see her former stage glory leaking through. Not a great film, DANGEROUS has a great Bette Davis performance to highly recommend it. The tour de force finale has a triple happy ending you have to see to believe.
