Johanna Matz is hired to be a clothes model in Rio, but when she gets there she discovers that sometimes they don't want her to wear clothes. Scott Brady finds this out when it turns out she's not a prostitute hired by his boss Raymond Burr after he gets back to the city after months and months up at the mine. He's okay with her being a good girl and decides to help her escape.
This unlikely plot is well directed by director-cowriter Kurt Neumann, and it speaks to the mindset of people looking for a little well-intentioned smut. There isn't any smut but there is a fashion show and some pretty actresses in their early 1920s. Although it was financed by Lippert, it was shot mostly in Germany.
This unlikely plot is well directed by director-cowriter Kurt Neumann, and it speaks to the mindset of people looking for a little well-intentioned smut. There isn't any smut but there is a fashion show and some pretty actresses in their early 1920s. Although it was financed by Lippert, it was shot mostly in Germany.