Per the usual, Mae West carpet-bombs the movie with her hilarious one-liners, but along the way she takes us to the Wild West, Buenos Aires, and Southampton. She's American nouveau riche trying to buy class, whether it's buying an aristocratic name or singing a lead role in an opera, but along the way she's consistently, delightfully hilarious.

It's a good movie pretending to be a bad movie, filled with awkward dialogue and characterization that superficially feels awful but is ultimately trying to get its audience to think about the issues it's presenting.