Girls' Rivalry
Picture Theme
The romantic and professional
,ivalry between two chorus girls
threads a dramatic as well as
gmusing course through itKO
Radio's sparkling new drama
with music, “Dance, Girl, Dan
te” which plays at the Orpheum
Theatre Sunday for one day.
Maureen O’Hara, Louis Hay
ward and Lucille Ball are co
starred in this screen version of
Vicki Baum’s stoiy which traces
the vivid experiences of an eight
jirl dance troupe, focusing prin
eipally on two members
Miss O’Hara plays a clever
dancer who dreams of becoming
g ballet star, but is obliged to
work as a stooge for Lucille
Ball, gold-digging chorine lucky
enough to land a job as a small
time theatre queen.
Their rivalry over Louis Hay
ward, ne’er-do-well scion of
wealth, and the eventual discov
ery and romantic bliss of Maur
ten when Ralph Bellamy, noted
dance impresario, comes along,
all highlight the stirring story.
Directed by Dorothy Arzner,
‘‘Dance, Girl, Dance,” produced
>y Erich Pommer features in
Dther vital roles Virginia Field,
Mary Carlisle, Katherine Alex
ander, Maria Ouspenskaya, Ed
ward Brophy and Walter Abel.
Three spectacular song-and-dan
ee numbers, embracing ballet as
well as jitterbug presentations,
also highlight this sparkling ro
mantic musical.
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VICKI BAUM'S INTIMATE STORY, with
VIRGINIA RALPH
FIELD • BELLAMY
MARY CARLISLE
KATHARINE ALEXANDER
EDWARD eROPHY
WALTER ABEL
4 HAROLD HUBER
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CHARLES LANG • ADELE PEARCE
I. M. KERRIGAN • PAUL GUILFOYLE
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PAUL GU9LF0YLE
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