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Mae West (story)
Release Date:
21 September 1934 (USA)
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Ruby Carter, the American Beauty queen of the night club-sporting world, shifts her operations from St...
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Classic Mae West
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Mae West | ... | Ruby Carter | |
| Roger Pryor | ... | Tiger Kid | |
| Johnny Mack Brown | ... | Brooks Claybourne (as John Mack Brown) | |
| Katherine DeMille | ... | Molly Brant | |
| John Miljan | ... | Ace Lamont (owner, Sensation House) | |
| Duke Ellington | ... | Piano player (Sensation House) | |
| James Donlan | ... | Kirby (Tiger Kid's manager) | |
| Stuart Holmes | ... | Dirk | |
| Harry Woods | ... | Slade | |
| Edward Gargan | ... | Stogie (Ruby's agent) | |
| Libby Taylor | ... | Jasmine (Ruby's maid) | |
| Warren Hymer | ... | St. Louis fighter | |
| Benny Baker | ... | Blackie | |
| Morrie Cohan | ... | Butch | |
| Tyler Brooke | ... | Comedian |
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Also Known As:
Babe Gordon (USA) (working title)
Belle of New Orleans (USA) (working title)
Belle of St. Louis (USA) (working title)
It Ain't No Sin (USA) (working title)
It Isn't Any Sin (USA) (working title)
That St. Louis Woman (USA) (working title)
The Constant Sinner (USA) (working title)
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Belle of New Orleans (USA) (working title)
Belle of St. Louis (USA) (working title)
It Ain't No Sin (USA) (working title)
It Isn't Any Sin (USA) (working title)
That St. Louis Woman (USA) (working title)
The Constant Sinner (USA) (working title)
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73 min
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Film debut of Mike Mazurki.
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Ace Lamont:
Great town, St. Louis. You were born here?
Ruby Carter: Yes.
Ace Lamont: What part?
Ruby Carter: Why, all of me.
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Ruby Carter: Yes.
Ace Lamont: What part?
Ruby Carter: Why, all of me.
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Featured in 100 Years of Comedy (1997) (V)
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My American Beauty
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This movie is classic Mae West, full of one-liners with carefully disguised meanings to escape the censors. It's interesting to note that this is the movie where she really began to fight with the Hays Office and the Breen Office to get her movie past the censors...She had to change the title from "It's No Sin" (people picketed in the streets with signs that said, "Yes, It Is"). Therefore, this movie could be seen by some as not quite as good as her 3 previous movies. However, it is still a gem from Mae's classic period. Everyone should see a Mae West movie at least once...