Search for Beauty Trailer

Search for Beauty Trailer (1934)

"GET YOUNG and HEALTHY! Down on the health farm where Venus like girls and Tarzan like men show you how to live right!" 02 February 1934 Comedy, Crime 78 mins

Three con artists dupe two Olympians into serving as editors of a new health and beauty magazine which is only a front for salacious stories and pictures.

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Cast

Buster Crabbe

as Don Jackson (as Larry 'Buster' Crabbe)

Ida Lupino

as Barbara Hilton

Robert Armstrong

as Larry Williams

James Gleason

as Dan Healy

Toby Wing

as Sally Palmer

Gertrude Michael

as Jean Strange

Bradley Page

as Joe Garrett

Frank McGlynn Sr.

as Rev. Rankin

Nora Cecil

as Miss Pettigrew

Virginia Hammond

as Mrs. Archibald Henderson-James

Eddie Gribbon

as Adolph Knockler

Maurice Costello

as Health Acres Guest (uncredited)

Dave O'Brien

as Talent Contestant (uncredited)

Ann Sheridan

as Dallas Beauty Winner (uncredited)

Lynn Bari

as Beauty Contestant Entrant (uncredited)

International Titles

A Conquista da Beleza Trailer

Campeões Olímpicos Trailer

International Releases Dates

Portugal 12 April 1936

United States 02 February 1934

Production Companies

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