Sally, Irene and Mary

About This Movie

Sally, Irene and Mary is a light-hearted film from 1938 that captures the aspirations of three manicurists turned hopeful Broadway stars. The atmosphere is playful, with a charming blend of comedy and romance that evokes the spirit of the era. The plot takes a delightful twist when Mary inherits an old ferry boat and transforms it into a thriving supper club, a unique setting that adds character and flair. The performances are a bit rough around the edges, but there's a certain charm in their earnestness. The pacing flows nicely, keeping the viewer engaged with a series of amusing scenarios and heartwarming moments. It’s a snapshot of dreams and friendship, wrapped in a whimsical package that feels distinctly of its time.

Sally, Irene and Mary has had limited releases over the years, making it a bit of a rarity in collector circles. Various formats have appeared, but finding an original print can be quite the challenge. Interest among collectors tends to come from those who appreciate the unique blend of comedy and romance from this era, along with the film’s unusual setting on a ferry boat. It captures a slice of 1930s optimism that resonates with those looking for something different.