“Textiles” is the word nudists use to describe people who wear a swimsuit, and there are no textiles at Sunward Naturist Park. “The only thing we insist on is you be nude in the lake, because there’s thousands of places you can wear a swimsuit,” Milne said. Milne put this into practice on Tuesday afternoon, wearing a shirt and towel to shelter himself from the wind and low of 10 C.Īlthough Milne is a nudist, along with the majority of the members, nudity isn’t a requirement at Sunward Naturist Park- except in one place. Article content A camper’s dog nuzzles close as two women take in the beautiful scenery from the dock at Sunward. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
In my little book, it's an unexpected sleeper. Hard to believe teens were ever like this, but then it is a movie, and though dated, is still quite entertaining, thanks mainly to the wonderful Miss Garner. Also, catch a very young Mel Torme as one of the obnoxious suitors in an early walk-on.
But notice how things never drag as Seaton keeps moving people in and out with lots of sassy dialog, particularly between Judy and older sister Lois (Freeman). The movie's adapted from a stage play, which is apparent since nearly all the action occurs in the Manhattan apartment. Naturally, complications arise, particularly when it looks like Dad will lose his good job because of the girls' shenanigans.
Their project is to get recovering alcoholic Uncle Willis (Dunne) together with the lovely Ellen (Marlowe) in order to save what they believe is Judy's parent's marriage. Here Judy has a bouncy neighbor Fluffy (Whiting) to conspire with. She's a natural, not particularly pretty, but with a winning personality. What I like most is her utter lack of affect. And was there ever a more beguiling early teen than Garner (Judy). I love the way the luckless teenage suitors keep shuffling in and out of the apartment as the girls' grouchy dad (Joslyn) gives them the better-be-home-by-ten evil eye. Director Seaton and the writers add a number of expert touches that lift the 90- minutes above the ordinary. Utterly charming lightweight comedy about two teenage girls coming of age in 1940's Manhattan.
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