My Reputation

First scene for Eve Arden as pal "Ginna," hailing newly widowed Jessica (Barbara Stanwyck), who's just seen her two sons off to boarding school, reflecting together when unduly interested George (Jerome Cowan) appears again, in My Reputation, 1946, directed by Curtis Bernhardt.

Young Chicago suburban widow Jessica (Barbara Stanwyck) travels by map to Lake Tahoe to get away from it all, on the pristine slopes when handsome stranger George Brent (who will be "Major Landis") quite swoops into her life, in Curtis Bernhardt's My Reputation, 1946.

Firmly planted in suburban Chicago and Shakespeare's Othello, servant Anna (Esther Dale) and friend Frank (Warner Anderson) are introduced along with the star, widowed Jessica (Barbara Stanwyck), opening Curtis Bernhardt's My Reputation 1946.

Barbara Stanwyck plays a widow who generates small-town gossip when she falls in love too soon after her husband's death in My Reputation (1946).