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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Our Modern Maidens is a 1929 film directed by Jack Conway.Billie Brown (Joan Crawford) is a filthy rich young socialite who has just graduated from college. She is engaged to be married to one of her classmates, Gil Jordan (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.). Gil is all set up to join the diplomatic service of the State Department, and Billie is determined that he'll get a posting in Paris. On the train back home from school, Billie meets Glenn Abbott, a senior, well-connected diplomat. Billie starts flirting with Glenn, with the hopes of buttering him up so that she can get that plum post for Gil, but she starts to develop feelings for Glenn. Meanwhile, with Billie paying attention to Glenn, Gil starts finding himself more and more in the company of Kentucky Stafford (Anita Page), Billie's gorgeous friend, who happens to be in love with Gil.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })The second in a loose trilogy of films about young flappers, all starring Crawford and Page, following Our Dancing Daughters and followed by Our Blushing Brides.
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Actor Allusion: At a party, Gil entertains the other guests with some celebrity impressions. After doing impressions of John Barrymore and John Gilbert, someone calls out "Robin Hood!". Gil proceeds to do a scarily accurate impression of...Douglas Fairbanks Jr.'s father Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood, including the famous pose◊ of Douglas Senior brandishing a mug of beer.
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Dramatic Irony: Billie comforts a weepy Kentucky by saying "You'll be so happy...when you meet the man you love." Of course Kentucky has met the man she loves, namely Gil, whom Billie is marrying that day. And Billie has also met her real true love, Glenn.
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Alliterative Name: Billie's father, an industrial magnate, glories in the name of "B. Bickering Brown".
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