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Rockabye (1932)Actress Judy Carroll, from the gas-house district has been trained, educated and developed so well by her manager, that not even the publicity-seeking world of the theater has guessed her ... See full summary » Director:George Cukor |
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Title: Rockabye (1932)
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Judy Carroll
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Jacobs Van Riker Pell
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Antonie de Sola
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Jobyna Howland | ... |
'Snooks' Carroll
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Al Howard
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Jimmy Dunn
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Virginia Hammond | ... |
Mrs. Van Riker Pell
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J.M. Kerrigan | ... |
Fagin
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Actress Judy Carroll, from the gas-house district has been trained, educated and developed so well by her manager, that not even the publicity-seeking world of the theater has guessed her antecedents. But she has not loved well or wisely as she learns when she tries to adopt a baby. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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'I'm no angel. I've been around. My reputation has been dragged from Second Avenue to Broadway where they spelled my name in lights. They've got me labeled so it won't wash off! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 November 1932 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Caluniada See more »Company Credits
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| (Turner library print)Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Photophone System)Color:
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1.37 : 1
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(uncredited)
Written by Edward Eliscu and Harry Akst
Sung by Constance Bennett as "Till the Right Man Comes Along" with piano accompaniment
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The New York Journal is one of the newspapers flashed on the screen with a headline about the story in the movie. This is one of the few times that the name of an actual newspaper is seen in a fictional storyline. See more »Soundtracks
"Till the Real Thing Comes Along"(uncredited)
Written by Edward Eliscu and Harry Akst
Sung by Constance Bennett as "Till the Right Man Comes Along" with piano accompaniment
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This enchanting 1933 movie's series of remarkable moments -- a courtroom trial where a blonde Broadway actress actually defends a former "friend;" realistic playtime with a darling little girl; exuberance in a speakeasy, with old chums; a joyously funny, sexy scene in a kitchen; and much more -- are simply delightful. The plot doesn't do justice to the energy and excitement generated by Constance Bennett, Joel MacCrea, Paul Lukas and many others... she's a "Gashouse" neighborhood girl who has made herself into a lady, an actress who searches for love through family, children, travel, a new man, her work, etc., and he's an old-money college-boy playwright with a strong social conscience. And her agent loves her... But see the movie for its pleasures and overlook the occasional creakiness -- it's an unexpected treasure.