28 February 1930 Drama, Romance 80 mins
A talented songwriter gets his inspiration for songs from others and not from within himself. He is oblivious that he may harm other people when he uses their stories or their love for himself.
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Charles Kaley as Roy Erskine
Ethelind Terry as Ardis Trevelyn
Cliff Edwards as Joe Lundeen
Marion Shilling as Nancy
Gwen Lee as Bessie
Benny Rubin as Phil
Drew Demorest as Edwards
Jack Byron as Mr. Millaire
Rita Flynn as Red Head
Hazel Craven as Blondie
Gino Corrado as Riccardi
Pauline Paquette as Marie
Iris Adrian as Lady In The Audience
Jack Benny as Voice on Radio
Ann Dvorak as Chorus Girl
Bill Elliott as Party-Goer
Harry Beaumont Director
William Nigh Director
Henry Sharp Director of Photography
Anne Bauchens Editor
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Douglas Shearer Sound Recordist
Nell Martin Novel
Crane Wilbur Writer
Willard Mack Writer
Nacio Herb Brown Songs
Arthur Freed Lyricist
Richard A. Whiting Songs
Ray Egan Lyricist
Dimitri Tiomkin Songs
United States 28 February 1930
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Roy Erskine (Charles Kaley) is aiming for songwriting stardom. And if he has to use and abuse a lineup of Broadway babies to do it that's fine with Roy.
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