A young French girl from a small town runs away to Paris to gain fame and fortune in the nightclub circuit. However, she soon finds out that "show business" isn't always a glamorous as she thought it would be.
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René Jeanne Writer
United States 30 July 1928
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1928 A.B.A. Film Corporation, Superlative Pictures, Hi-Mark Productions.
