Cheating Blondes

1933
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1h 6m

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Inez Courtney and Thelma Todd in Cheating Blondes (1933)

A reporter sets out to prove that the woman who rejected his marriage proposal is a murderer. Meanwhile, she's hiding in plain sight: posing as her missing twin sister.A reporter sets out to prove that the woman who rejected his marriage proposal is a murderer. Meanwhile, she's hiding in plain sight: posing as her missing twin sister.A reporter sets out to prove that the woman who rejected his marriage proposal is a murderer. Meanwhile, she's hiding in plain sight: posing as her missing twin sister.

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This film received its first telecast Wednesday 13 March 1940 on New York City's pioneer, and still experimental television station W2XBS. Post-WWII televiewers got their first look at it in New York City Thursday 13 January 1949 on WATV (Channel 13).

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Lawson Rolt: No dame ever made a sucker out of me... and got away with it.

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Comedians In A Drama

Thelma Todd is a poor girl who is a prime suspect in a murder case. She decides to hide out as her show-girl twin sister who changed her name and has now dropped out of sight. Reporter Ralf Harolde, who proposed to her and was turned down, tries to prove it's actually the sister the police wants. Earl McCarthy, rich young millionaire, wants to marry Miss Todd. But which one?

There are some issues, like what happened to the other sister. They are actually dealt with. Considering this is a Larry Darmour production, it's actually a nice little drama. The only question I have is why he cast it with skilled comedians like Inez Courtney, Mae Busch, and Brooks Benedict... who offer decent performances for director Joseph Levering in his last non-western. It hasn't got much of anything in production values, but Miss Todd, as always, is worth looking at.