Maisie Goes to Reno

Maisie Ravier, a spirited showgirl, travels to Reno to obtain a divorce from her husband, who has abandoned her. While there, she unexpectedly becomes involved with a wealthy family, assisting the young son who is struggling with his impending marriage and the family's strict matriarch. Maisie's charm and common sense help the young man navigate his difficult situation and re-evaluate his life choices.

Maisie Goes to Reno was generally well-received, continuing the popular 'Maisie' series with its blend of comedy and light romance. Critics praised Ann Sothern's consistent performance as the likable and resilient Maisie, noting her ability to bring warmth and humor to the role. The film was seen as a pleasant and diverting entry in the series, offering escapism with its charming characters and familiar formula.

• Ann Sothern shines as the ever-charming Maisie.

• A lighthearted and entertaining installment in the popular series.

• Delivers expected comedic and romantic elements.

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This film was the ninth installment in the popular 'Maisie' film series, which began in 1939.