Lady by Choice

1934
Approved
1 Std. 16 Min.

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Carole Lombard, Roger Pryor, and May Robson in Lady by Choice (1934)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn elderly, brash drunk is hired to help improve the image of a controversial dancer, and the two women form an unlikely friendship.An elderly, brash drunk is hired to help improve the image of a controversial dancer, and the two women form an unlikely friendship.An elderly, brash drunk is hired to help improve the image of a controversial dancer, and the two women form an unlikely friendship.

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6,5/10

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Carole Lombard

Alabam Lee

May Robson

Patricia Patterson

Roger Pryor

Johnny Mills

Walter Connolly

Judge Daly

Arthur Hohl

Kendall

Raymond Walburn

Front O'Malley

James Burke

Brannigan

Henry Kolker

Opper

Mariska Aldrich

Lucretia

Jack Boyle

Walsh
(as John Boyle)

Joe Arado

Undetermined Role
(Nicht genannt)

Helen Barclay

Secretary
(Nicht genannt)

Jack Baston

Undetermined Role
(Nicht genannt)

Harold Berquist

Bailiff
(Nicht genannt)

Harry C. Bradley

Bradley - Court Clerk
(Nicht genannt)

Charles Brinley

Bartender
(Nicht genannt)

Don Brodie

Photographer
(Nicht genannt)

Lorena Carr

Secretary
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
While many cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not appear or were not identifiable in the 76-minute print available today, they were left in the cast list because of the missing nine minutes.

Patzer
At about 0:30:00 when Alabam holds the note Johnny wrote, the hand holding the note has no or clear nail polish, yet Carole Lombard is wearing very dark polish.

Zitate
Patricia 'Patsy' Patterson: It's only youngsters that have to watch their step. Old people don't have to be respectable. Old people are respectable in spite of themselves.

Verbindungen
Follows Lady für einen Tag (1933)

Soundtracks
M-O-T-H-E-R, a Word That Means the World to Me
(1915) (uncredited)
Music by Theodore Morse
Lyrics by Howard Johnson
Sung by Abe Dinovitch in the bar, with piano accompaniment
Partially sung a cappella by May Robson at her trial
Played on piano and partially sung by Carole Lombard

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May Robson

She is the basic motif for see this lovely film, nice, sweet, charming. because Carole Lombard has her ordinary job and Walter Connolly has the status of glue of a so familiar story about love, money, succes and values. May Robson does more than an inspired character but she has the gift to translate the spirit of a great way to discover the world . and this is the gift of this film who has the virtue to be a trip in past. sure, a film more as slice from the spirit of a time than a great artistic work. but good opportunity for fair smile and comfortable atmosphere. and this is one of real good points of a movie who propose the flavor of a lost period.