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The Dragon Murder Case (1934)

Rhapsody is a moving and melodic treat

And Humphrey Bogart plays Rocks Valentine

Footlight Parade (1933) (MOD) "Stationery" But now there's a matterFootlight Parade is sheer cinematic joy. In this Depression era romp, a timid stenographer (Ruby Keeler) removes her glasses and wow! she's a star. A gee whiz tenor (Dick Powell) asserts his independence. Plucky chorines tap, greedy hangers on get their comeuppances, and an indefatigable producer dancer (James Cagney) and his girl Friday (Joan Blondell) work showbiz miracles to stage live prologues for talkie houses to keep their company afloat during