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Seguendo la flotta (1936) and this movie were released within a year of each other, with both Ginger [...]	D
In an interview in Hollywood the Golden Years: The RKO Story (1987), Katharine Hepburn relates that [...]	D
In early 1937, director Gregory La Cava sent assistant Winfrid K. Thackrey to embed herself in a hom [...]	D
The stage version of "Stage Door", written by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, opened at the Music [...]	D
Kay's grave at the end shows "1914 - 1937". Andrea Leeds was born in 1914, and the movie was shot in [...]	D
This movie spotlighted the actions of a producer who pressured wannabe starlets into having sex as t [...]	D
The Oscars had to be postponed that year for a week due to floods in LA;	D
The screenplay was considerably altered from the hit stage play. Director Gregory La Cava was partic [...]	D
For many years, whenever the movie was shown on TV (as well as the VHS copy), the short transitional [...]	D
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60-minute radio adaptation of the movie on February 20, 1939 with Gi [...]	D
Katharine Hepburn's box office power had been declining, and she was given a smaller part than she w [...]	D
Randal Malone, great friend of Ann Miller, described how Ginger Rogers gave Ann her career break wit [...]	D
The "Footlights Club" was based on the Rehearsal Club (not the Three Arts Club), which, in fact, was [...]	D
Incredibly, Ann Miller was only 14 years old when she appeared in this film. She had lied about her [...]	D
Following the scene where Kay faints at Powell's office and Terry dresses him down about this, Mr. C [...]	D
The name of the residence is the Footlights Club. The first shot of the interior is foot + lights - [...]	D
Katharine Hepburn was in discussions to star in the original Broadway stage production of "Stage Doo [...]	D
Features Andrea Leeds's only Oscar-nominated performance.	D
Eve Arden became friendly with a cat on the RKO lot and director Gregory LaCava used it as a prop fo [...]	D
Three years earlier, Katharine Hepburn did La gloria del mattino (1933), which as a similar plot to [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
When Katharine Hepburn delivered her climactic stage speech, Gregory La Cava reduced it to only ten [...]	D
In March 1937 movie industry Trade Papers reported that Burgess Meredith had been signed for a leadi [...]	D
The famous line delivered by Katharine Hepburn ("The calla lilies are in bloom again...") is actuall [...]	D
Adolphe Menjou's character was not in the original stage play.	D
First film of Margaret Early.	D
George S. Kaufman, upset and bemused by the way the screenwriters had substantially changed the play [...]	D
At a dinner theater in Dallas in the late 1980s, Ginger Rogers recounted how she was deeply disappoi [...]	D
The AFI Catalog lists a stand-in for Olive Hatch. Since she is not in the cast, it may be inferred s [...]	D
The photograph that Anthony Powell (Adolphe Menjou) presents as his "pretend wife" is actually a pho [...]	D
The address is stated as 87 W 58th Street [New York, NY]. This address doesn't currently exist, but [...]	D

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The band at Club Grotto, where Jean and Annie perform a dance number, includes a female vocalist who [...]	D
When Judith Canfield (Lucille Ball puts on her coat to go on a double date with 2 guys and Jean Mait [...]	D
Right after Jean Maitland (Ginger Rogers) says, "Who were you supposed to be?" to Anthony Powell (Ad [...]	D
Even though Kay Hamilton had died recently, when her grave is shown, the tombstone is engraved and l [...]	D
Mr. Powell's secretary says, "somebody catch her" after Kay had already hit the floor.	D
When Terry and Tony Powell have a discussion about being "framed", Powell is initially opposite Terr [...]	D

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Jean Maitland: Maybe I could fix you up with Mr. P [...]	D
Linda Shaw: [Sees Jean and Annie dancing on stage] [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Hey, you're not gonna catch the ope [...]	D
Kay Hamilton: Here, you sit down and I'll get you [...]	D
Terry Randall: [delivering her opening speech in t [...]	D
Jean Maitland: We started off on the wrong foot. L [...]	D
Terry Randall: There's an old saying that you don' [...]	D
Jean Maitland: You know, you're funny. In some way [...]	D
Carmichael: Is she turning out as well as you expe [...]	D
Judy Canfield: Do you want a date? Jean Maitland: [...]	D
Miss Luther: [to Terry] You're an actress now. You [...]	D
Miss Luther: It takes more than grease paint and f [...]	D
Footlights Club Resident: Oh, Mrs. Orcutt, Linda's [...]	D
Terry Randall: Anyhow, I wanted to show that I cou [...]	D
Terry Randall: The trouble with you is you're all [...]	D
Terry Randall: I'm not an emotional person. Antho [...]	D
Terry Randall: [entering the boarding house after [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Why don't you sell some of those cl [...]	D
Kay Hamilton: Do you have appointments too? Judy [...]	D
Susan: Hang onto your chairs girls, we're going to [...]	D
Linda Shaw: [to Anthony Powell] If I have to have [...]	D
Eve: It must have been counterfeit. There's no suc [...]	D
Jean Maitland: I wish I'd been born lucky instead [...]	D
Judy Canfield: She doesn't even know what a pheasa [...]	D
Anthony Powell: I'll be the sculptor and you'll be [...]	D
Anthony Powell: How long have you been coaching th [...]	D
Linda Shaw: If you were a little more considerate [...]	D
Annie: You're so fond of feuds, you ought to live [...]	D
Jean Maitland: When I get back to my room, you're [...]	D
Miss Luther: I can't tell you how interested I was [...]	D
Anthony Powell: Well, it takes all kinds a people [...]	D
Terry Randall: I'm beginning to feel that there's [...]	D
Jean Maitland: We could leave the trunks here and [...]	D
Linda Shaw: It's one thing to borrow a friend's fr [...]	D
Jean Maitland: What's the matter? Kay Hamilton: O [...]	D
Linda Shaw: May I come in? Jean Maitland: Oh, sur [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Hey Kay! Why didn't you say hello t [...]	D
[last lines] Mrs. Orcutt: I think you'll be inter [...]	D
Jean Maitland: [to Linda Shaw as she is leaving fo [...]	D
Jean Maitland: From now on you wear your own stock [...]	D
Anthony Powell: Miss Randall, I'll have to ask you [...]	D
Anthony Powell: You girls rehearsing for a musical [...]	D
Jean Maitland: [crassly screaming from the bottom [...]	D
Jean Maitland: I'll be there, my pet! You know me, [...]	D
Terry Randall: You sound very superior. What have [...]	D
Jean Maitland: I'll slap her ears flat against the [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Tonight, I feel like sitting out in [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Do you mind if I ask a personal que [...]	D
Eve: Looks like there's a new Queen Bee buzzing ar [...]	D
Miss Luther: You can't leave now! There are people [...]	D
Terry Randall: [With a superior air, leaving the c [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Call out the Marines, kids! The Dep [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Where is she? Oh, you. Come on, tak [...]	D
Jean Maitland: I didn't like the way he looked at [...]	D
Eve: [after a dinner where Terry Randall has evide [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Hey there, Ella! That's still a com [...]	D
Carmichael: Who's the girl? Anthony Powell: Oh, I [...]	D
Miss Luther: It might interests you girls to know [...]	D
Terry Randall: [giving her curtain speech at the e [...]	D
[first lines] Judy Canfield: Do you have to do th [...]	D
Kay Hamilton: Isn't there enough heartache in the [...]	D
Judy Canfield: Girls, isn't he handsome? You know, [...]	D
Eve: A pleasant little foursome. I predict a hatch [...]	D
Jean Maitland: I love New York from up here. It lo [...]	D
Kay Hamilton: Oh, Jean, I've got to get that part [...]	D
Jean Maitland: He wasn't looking for an act, he wa [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Did you ever dance with one of thos [...]	D
Mary Lou: This will be my 35th performance as a sp [...]	D
Anthony Powell: Do you ever stop asking questions? [...]	D
Bill: One of the best press campaigns... [Offers [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Hey, you're not going to catch the [...]	D
Jean Maitland: It must be galling to you older wom [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Hey, that's a kind of good-lookin' [...]	D
Terry Randall: Tony, darling, control yourself. A [...]	D
Eve: I'll never put my trust in males again. Terr [...]	D
Anthony Powell: Who's the little blonde?	D
Judy Canfield: Well, at least you know there is su [...]	D
Jean Maitland: Why shouldn't I go out with him? I [...]	D
Anthony Powell: You mean you'd jeopardize your own [...]	D
Linda Shaw: I won't be insulted by a little gutter [...]	D
Anthony Powell: Something ought to be done about t [...]	D
Eve: You can't have peace without a war.	D
Jean Maitland: That's a wonderful view. Anthony P [...]	D
Anthony Powell: I never believe in making pretense [...]	D
Terry Randall: I see that, in addition to your oth [...]	D

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