Double Harness

Wealthy socialite Joan Colby is torn between two men: the charming but unreliable Jack Merwin, who represents excitement and passion, and the steady, dependable Daniel through whom she finds genuine love and security. Her choices are further complicated by the societal pressures and expectations placed upon her as a woman of means in the early 1930s.

Upon its release, 'Double Harness' was generally well-received, praised for its strong performances, particularly Ann Harding's portrayal of a woman navigating complex romantic and societal expectations. The film resonated with audiences for its exploration of modern romantic dilemmas and the pursuit of happiness.

• Ann Harding delivers a compelling performance as a woman caught between two desires.

• The film effectively explores the societal pressures faced by women in the era.

• A well-crafted melodrama that offers a thoughtful examination of love and independence.

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Ann Harding, known for her sensitive portrayals of women, starred in this film shortly after winning an Academy Award nomination for her role in 'Holiday' (1930).