Film Review: “Stella Dallas” (1937) – Ball of Fire: The FIlms of Barbara Stanwyck – Movie Reviews. TV Coverage. Trailers. Film Festivals.

Caring. Sleepless nights. Working all day and night in order to create a better future for your child is one of the definitions of motherhood. However, none of the above apply to one lady, Stella Dallas, whose love for her child is most likely the strongest feeling she has ever…

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