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The Lady Lies ()

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Much to the disapproval of his snooty children, a wealthy widowed attorney takes up with a beautiful but "lower-class" woman.
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Robert Rossiter
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Joyce Roamer
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Charlie Tayler
Patricia Deering ...
Jo Rossiter
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Bob Rossiter
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Hilda Pearson
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Ann Gardner
Duncan Penwarden ...
Henry Tuttle
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Amelia Tuttle
Verna Deane ...
Bernice Tuttle

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Hobart Henley

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John Meehan ... (play)
 
John Meehan ... (scenario)
 
Garrett Fort ... (adaptation)
 
Mort Blumenstock ... (titles)

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Monta Bell ... producer

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William O. Steiner ... (as William Steiner)

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Helene Turner

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H.M.K. Smith ... (uncredited)

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Jesse L. Lasky ... presenter
John Meehan ... dialogue staged by
Adolph Zukor ... presenter

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Taglines Temptress or Loving Wife? The most fascinating woman the talking screen has yet revealed! Has she the right to love and happiness? (Print Ad- Nashua Telegraph, ((Nashua, NH)) 4 November 1929) See more »
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Also Known As
  • Mentiras de Mulher (Brazil)
  • 女は嘘つき (Japan, Japanese title)
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Trivia One of the earliest of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by MCA ever since; its earliest documented telecast took place in Charlotte NC Monday 2 May 1960 on WSOC (Channel 9). See more »
Movie Connections Alternate-language version of Une femme a menti (1930). See more »
Quotes Charlie Tayler: Now, Hilda, you'll tell me the reason for getting me up in the middle of the night to come and have breakfast with you like this.
Hilda Pearson: Oh, Daddy, I have sad news for you.
Charlie Tayler: Oh, my goodness! What has Papa's little rustle of spring got to tell Papa?
Hilda Pearson: You lost four thousand dollars on the market today.
Charlie Tayler: Did you get me out of a nice warm bed to tell me that? How did this thing happen?
Hilda Pearson: Well, I switched my account over to your brokers. I thought it would be kind of clubby. You know, your account and mine right next to each other.
Charlie Tayler: Oh, that would be cosy and comfy wouldn't it? In other words, you mean that you're four thousand dollars short at my broker?
Hilda Pearson: Yes, and if four grand aren't there by the time the market closes, they'll sell your baby right out. You wouldn't want that to happen, would you, Daddy?
Charlie Tayler: Oh, no. Mamma knows Daddy wouldn't want that to happen. Tell me something, did you look me up in Bradstreet?
Hilda Pearson: You bet your life I did.
Charlie Tayler: And you found there was gold in them thar hills?
Hilda Pearson: Oh, Daddy...!
Charlie Tayler: Well do me a favour, don't try to get it all in one blad, will you?
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