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Limehouse Blues

film by Hall [1934]

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  • In Alexander Hall: Early work

    …Joan Bennett, and the melodrama Limehouse Blues, with Raft and Anna May Wong. In 1935 Hall directed Goin’ to Town, a comedy starring Mae West as a dance-hall queen who inherits a fortune, and Annapolis Farewell, a minor drama set at the U.S. Naval Academy. The musical Give Us This…

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