Glamour for Sale

1940
Approved
1 Std.

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Paul Fix, Anita Louise, June MacCloy, Roger Pryor, and Frances Robinson in Glamour for Sale (1940)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn undercover man (Roger Pryor) recruits an escort-service rookie (Anita Louise) to inform him of scams.An undercover man (Roger Pryor) recruits an escort-service rookie (Anita Louise) to inform him of scams.An undercover man (Roger Pryor) recruits an escort-service rookie (Anita Louise) to inform him of scams.

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6,1/10

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Anita Louise

Ann Powell

Roger Pryor

James R. (Jim) Daly

Frances Robinson

Betty Warren

June MacCloy

Peggy Davis

Don Beddoe

Frank Regan

Paul Fix

Louis Manell

Arthur Loft

Harry T. Braddock

Veda Ann Borg

Lucille

George Anderson

Chief of Police
(Nicht genannt)

Harry Anderson

Policeman
(Nicht genannt)

Madelon Baker

Irene
(Nicht genannt)

Bonnie Bennett

Cigarette Girl
(Nicht genannt)

Bruce Bennett

Policeman
(Nicht genannt)

Stanley Brown

Club Waiter
(Nicht genannt)

Lynn Browning

Marie
(Nicht genannt)

John Dilson

Wilson
(Nicht genannt)

Ann Doran

Myrtle
(Nicht genannt)

Minta Durfee

Matron
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
Censors in Ireland, Australia and Trinidad banned this film upon its release. The Production Code Office in the U.S. issued cautions to Columbia about the film's "excessive drinking", revealing costumes, the "rolling" of drunks for their money, and details of blackmailing, extortion and suicide.

Soundtracks
If They Gave Me a Million
(uncredited)
Music by Ben Oakland
Lyrics by Milton Drake
Performed by Anita Louise

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6/10

As these Columbia Bs go, not bad

A very post-Code look at "escort services," albeit they're places where there's nothin' dirty goin' on, this is a brisk little B with an appealing Anita Louise helping undercover agent Roger Pryor, with an uncommonly unattractive mustache, close in on the thugs running the thing. Considering all the dialog about how good these girls are, it has a nicely tawdry atmosphere, and Don Beddoe is authentically menacing as the thug-in-chief. A couple of bad songs with bad voice doubles round it out, and at just an hour and change, it won't bore you.