Holiday (1930)

Holiday (1930) is a pre-Code romantic drama produced by Paramount Pictures and directed by Edward H. Griffith, adapted from the 1928 Broadway play by Philip Barry. This is the original 1930 screen adaptation, distinct from the better-known 1938 remake.
The film stars Ann Harding as Linda Seton, a woman caught between social expectations and a desire for personal freedom, with Mary Astor as her unconventional sister and Robert Ames as the romantic lead. Set against a backdrop of wealth and leisure, the story explores themes of independence, class tension, and the rejection of rigid success narratives—ideas that resonated strongly at the start of the Great Depression.

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