The glamorizing process carries through from the casting of Ginger Rogers and the Hollywood wardrobe provided her, to such added incidents as Wyn renting an entire nightclub for a night...While the film retains a scene or two of Kitty's crowded apartment shared with two other girls, such scenes are played for comedy and no attempt is made to convey the day-to-day monotony and routine of the working girl.
The process of idealization continues from the casting of Ginger Rogers and the Hollywood wardrobe provided her, and also includes such added incidents as Wyn renting an entire nightclub for a night...While the film retains scenes of Kitty's apartment shared with two other girls, these are played for comedic effect and do not aim to depict the monotony and routine of the working girl.