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Review title: The Anti-Mame
Product review: Rosalind Russell is in danger of being remembered only for her madcap work on stage and in film as the extravagant Auntie Mame. That's a shame, for her earlier work is remarkable for its breadth -- she played everything from haughty British girlfriends to wisecracking career women to O'Neill heroines -- and it would be hard to come up with a character more different from Mame Dennis than her taut, vicious Harriet Craig.Less wildly lunatic than Joan Crawford's, Russell's Harriet is a deeply disturbed woman who finds herself no longer able to hide her problems, so tightly wound she seems in danger of shattering. Director Dorothy Arzner marshalls an excellent supporting cast (an unusually warm Billie Burke and the marvelous Jane Darwell among them) to set off Harriet's chill with a lovely suburban normality.All in all, it's a fine introduction to pre-icon Roz.
