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Mae West, standing in a sequined gown, looks down at George Raft, who is seated in a suit, in a scene from Night After Night (1932).
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Night After Night

film by Mayo [1932]
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  • Archie Mayo
    / Films of the 1930s

    
West in her film debut, Night After Night. The romantic drama featured one of West’s most famous lines: a hatcheck girl exclaims, “Goodness!” after seeing the jewelry of West’s character, who responds, “Goodness had nothing to do with it, dearie.”

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West in her film debut, Night After Night. The romantic drama featured one of West’s most famous lines: a hatcheck girl exclaims, “Goodness!” after seeing the jewelry of West’s character, who responds, “Goodness had nothing to do with it, dearie.”

    Read More