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Polaire and Schatze are so happy to finally get together with their old friend Jean – until she shows them what she’s been…

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Genre: Comedy.

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Summary: Polaire and Schatze are so happy to finally get together with their old friend Jean - until she shows them what she's been doing during the past few years...
Decade: 30s
Genres: Comedy
Directed by: Lowell Sherman

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"Three Broadway Girls" (1932) Cast:

Joan Blondell – Schatzi
Madge Evans – Polaire
Ina Claire – Jean Lawrence
David Manners – Dey Emery
Lowell Sherman – Boris Feldman
Phillips Smalley – Justin Emery
Sidney Bracey – The Waiter
Ward Bond – Taxi Driver

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3 Comments

Dale r. April 14th, 2016 at 12:27 am

This one I didn’t care for. Everything about it was to over the top.
Boring Guy November 1st, 2017 at 11:17 am

I love it!

Joan Blondell is soooooo talented!
Christopher Myers September 25th, 2020 at 7:50 pm

Three ditzy girls loose on the streets of New York. Superb writing but the plot was way too deep for me to follow. I guess it’s one of those movies that one has to watch several times to understand the hidden societal impact, whatever that may be in this case. This was right after the roaring 20’s. Perhaps something about low necklines? I don’t know. It was just oh, so confusing. Sorry to pan it, but it was not Joan Blondell’s finest hour.