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The Shopworn Angel (1928)

 -  Romance | War  -  29 December 1928 (USA)
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Daisy Heath
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William Tyler
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Bailey
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Emmett King ...
The Chaplain
Mildred Washington ...
Daisy's Maid
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world war one

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Romance | War

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29 December 1928 (USA)  »

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Daisy, das Girl von der Revue  »

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(Western Electric Sound System) (talking sequences)|

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1.37 : 1
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This film was nearing completion when The Jazz Singer was released, so at the last minute, dialogue was written for Gary Cooper and Nancy Carroll. The last scene was a wedding and the only lines of dialogue spoken in the film are Cooper's, "I do," and Carroll's, "I do." In addition, Carroll is heard singing the theme song. See more »

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"A Precious Little Thing Called Love"
Music by J. Fred Coots
Lyrics by Lou Davis
Sung by Nancy Carroll
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The 27 Year Old Gary Cooper
3 November 2003 | by (London, England) – See all my reviews

Cooper falls in love with a girl before being shipped overseas to war. He had only seven lines in the film because it was released as a talkie for commercial reasons. It was the age when silent films were gradually being phased out and replaced by sound pictures.


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