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Outcast Lady

film by Leonard [1934]
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  • Robert Z. Leonard
    / Dancing Lady to Ziegfeld Girl

    Outcast Lady (1934) found Constance Bennett in the role essayed by Garbo earlier in Clarence Brown’s A Woman of Affairs (1928); both were based on Michael Arlen’s best-selling novel The Green Hat. Leonard’s drama, which was constrained by the Production Code, was less impressive than


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    Outcast Lady (1934) found Constance Bennett in the role essayed by Garbo earlier in Clarence Brown’s A Woman of Affairs (1928); both were based on Michael Arlen’s best-selling novel The Green Hat. Leonard’s drama, which was constrained by the Production Code, was less impressive than


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