Doughnuts and Society

Synopsis

In the classic comedy film 'Doughnuts and Society', Louise Fazenda stars as a charming but clumsy bakery owner who accidentally becomes entangled in high society events. The plot takes a delightful turn when her signature doughnuts bring unexpected connections between people from different walks of life. As the story unfolds with humor and heartwarming moments, audiences are treated to a wholesome blend of laughter and lessons on the true value of friendship and community. 'Doughnuts and Society' is a timeless tale of unlikely friendships and the joy that simple gestures can bring, making it a beloved favorite for generations to come.

Cast

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  Louise Fazenda

  Kate Flannagan

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  Maude Eburne

  Belle Dugan

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  Ann Rutherford

  Joan Dugan

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  Edward Nugent

  Jerry Flannagan

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  Hedda Hopper

  Mrs. Murray Hill

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  Franklin Pangborn

  Benson

Reviews

Critics have mixed views on 'Doughnuts and Society', with some lauding its heartwarming storyline and comedic charm, while others find its humor to be predictable. The film's portrayal of social dynamics and the power of kindness has been praised by audiences, earning it a modest rating of 6.2/10 on IMDb. Variety Magazine raves, 'Louise Fazenda's endearing performance adds a delightful touch to the ensemble cast.' On the other hand, The Hollywood Reporter criticizes the film for its lack of originality, stating, 'While 'Doughnuts and Society' offers light-hearted entertainment, it fails to break new ground in the comedy genre.' Despite the differing opinions, the movie continues to resonate with viewers for its feel-good vibes and timeless appeal.