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Virtue

film by Buzzell [1932]
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  • At the Circus
    Edward Buzzell

    …Big Timer, Hollywood Speaks, and Virtue, the last with Carole Lombard as a prostitute reformed by a taxicab driver (played by Pat O’Brien). Child of Manhattan and Ann Carver’s Profession (both 1933) were melodramas, while The Girl Friend (1935) was a musical starring Ann Sothern and Jack Haley. Buzzell then…

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    …Big Timer, Hollywood Speaks, and Virtue, the last with Carole Lombard as a prostitute reformed by a taxicab driver (played by Pat O’Brien). Child of Manhattan and Ann Carver’s Profession (both 1933) were melodramas, while The Girl Friend (1935) was a musical starring Ann Sothern and Jack Haley. Buzzell then…

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