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Lead Actors

Warner Baxter Thumbnail
Warner Baxter
as Julian Marsh
Bebe Daniels Thumbnail
Bebe Daniels
as Dorothy Brock
George Brent Thumbnail
George Brent
as Pat Denning
Ruby Keeler Thumbnail
Ruby Keeler
as Peggy
Guy Kibbee Thumbnail
Guy Kibbee
as Abner Dillon

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Crew listing

Hal B. Wallis
(Producer)
Darryl F. Zanuck Thumbnail
Darryl F. Zanuck
(Producer)
Whitney Bolton
(Producer)

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Studios



Warner Bros. Pictures

42nd Street (1933)

Rating:
  
7.0
/ 10
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Director: Lloyd Bacon
Writer: Rian James
James Seymour
Release Date: 8 March 1933 (United States)  more
Language: English
Genre: Comedy | Drama | Musical | Romance

Storyline

A producer puts on what may be his last Broadway show, and at the last moment a chorus girl has to replace the star.

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FitFortDanga

What an unexpected delight, this put a huge smile on my face. Giddily entertaining musical comedy, with truly funny (and bawdy) jokes, terrific songs, those magical Busby Berkeley dance numbers, charming performances, and a plot that never gets too fussy. The camerawork is quite impressive, too; despite being entirely about a stage production, Bacon & Berkeley utilize techniques that are purely cinematic.


Stain

THE backstage musical. Timeless and beautiful and priceless and awesome