Broadway and Hollywood "Movies" (Jan - Aug 1934)

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Miss Dee apparently was delighted with her role in this R.K.O. film, because she gave it her very best efforts. It was originally titled "Trouble Shooters,” but then R.K.O. makes a specialty of changing names frequently. William Gargan had the male lead, and, supporting him and Miss Dee we find Ralph Bellamy, Jack LaRue, Gregory Ratoff, Wallace Ford, Mary McLaren, Hobart Cavanaugh. Bill Hudson, Dorothy Burgess, Purnell Pratt and Hen'y B. Walthall. "Trouble Shooters” was directed by Otto Brower from the screen story by A. C. Johnson and Allen Rivkin. It was well worth seeing. In “Blood Money” we find another type portrayed by Frances Dee which shows, if nothing else, the versatility of this young artist. As “Elaine Talbert,” daughter of the "pineapple king,” she essays the role of a thrill-loving, sex hungry maiden who is willing to sacrifice practically anything for excitement. The windup of the picture finds her willing to strip and pose nude in an artist’s studio LONESOME? 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