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Street Girl

film by Ruggles [1929]
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  • Wesley Ruggles
    / The sound era

    …Ruggles directed his first all-talkie, Street Girl, a musical with Jack Oakie and Betty Compson. It was one of RKO’s first releases and a profitable one at that. Honey (1930) was a musical that had been a hit on Broadway; its high point was the “Sing You Sinners” number performed…

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    …Ruggles directed his first all-talkie, Street Girl, a musical with Jack Oakie and Betty Compson. It was one of RKO’s first releases and a profitable one at that. Honey (1930) was a musical that had been a hit on Broadway; its high point was the “Sing You Sinners” number performed…

    Read More