Our Dancing Daughters

Our Dancing Daughters is a 1928 American drama film starring Joan Crawford as Diana 'Di' Medford, a flapper who's secretly a good girl and Anita Page as Ann 'Annikins', a gold-digging floozy, both vying for the hand of millionaire Johnny Mack Brown as Ben Blaine. The film explores themes of morality and social class during the 1920s, with Crawford delivering her greatest work of her career according to critic Bland Johnson.